Why Smaller Deals Are Often Harder to Sell

Most people assume a smaller business should be easier to sell. Less money, fewer moving parts, fewer obstacles. In practice it’s usually the opposite: small deals carry all the same buyer fears as large ones, but without the structure that calms those fears down. Here’s why the scrutiny goes up as the price tag goes down.

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