There are several reasons to put your business on the market. The most common reason is owner retirement. When there’s no family member or employee to pass the business onto and/or the owner wants a smooth and gradual transition out of the business, many turn to the marketplace.

We frequently advise clients regarding transfers of real property to and from LLCs. Each transaction and property involves unique issues and should be reviewed independently by both a CPA and an attorney. However, the following are some of the most common issues to be considered:

For our 12th webinar, we are going to feature Imants Holmquist, H&G Partner, and guest speaker, Gregory Kovksy, CEO of IBA.

A successful business transition meets your emotional, financial and lifestyle needs. Complete these tasks to understand and plan for those requirements.

On occasion we will receive a client call, demanding that we hastily record a lis pendens on real property. The request for a quick recording is usually because the client is owed money from the property owner and, unless a lis pendens is recorded, the property will soon be sold without payment of the debt. The client or potential client, has heard the term “lis pendens” and has a general idea what it means, and they are not far off. Yet, being “not far off” can result in an expensive award against the wrongfully recording party.

To discuss another one of the most requested topics, we are going to feature H+G partner Hamilton H. Gardiner and guest speaker, Ben Duenwald, CO-Founder/ Washington CEPA Chapter.