Business Broker Serving Leander and Nearby Towns
We help owners sell and help buyers land an established business, from Leander up to Georgetown and out to the lake. Sit down with us at our office, or talk it through by phone or video. Before anything is listed, our fee terms and scope are on paper.
Where Our Clients Are
Leander is home base. A good share of the owners and buyers we talk with are here or close by in Cedar Park, Brushy Creek, Liberty Hill and Santa Rita Ranch. We also take on deals in Round Rock, Georgetown and Pflugerville, and in Jonestown, Lago Vista and Hudson Bend near the lake. If your business is a bit farther out, call and we will give you a plain answer on whether we can help.
How far away you are matters less than people expect. Most of a deal is desk work: going through the books, building the valuation, screening buyers and keeping the talks quiet. We do that at our office or on a video call, so an owner in Georgetown and a buyer in Hudson Bend get the same effort. When a buyer needs to see the business in person, we schedule it after hours or at a slow time so your staff and customers do not find out early.
Towns we cover from Leander
- Leander
- Cedar Park
- Brushy Creek
- Liberty Hill
- Santa Rita Ranch
- Jonestown
- Round Rock
- Georgetown
- Lago Vista
- Hudson Bend
- Pflugerville
Not on the list? Call (512) 402-2581 and ask.
What Matters in a Deal Around Here
Texas sales tax clearance
In Texas a buyer can be on the hook for a seller's unpaid sales tax. We plan for a tax clearance letter from the state Comptroller before closing, and the buyer gets a new sales tax permit of their own. It protects both sides and keeps the closing date from slipping.
Leases and landlord consent
Many businesses here rent their space, and most commercial leases need the landlord to agree before a new owner takes over. We look at the lease early, flag how much time is left on it, and bring the landlord in at the right point so the deal does not stall at the end.
Permits that do not transfer
Health permits, liquor permits and some trade licenses belong to the owner, not the business. A restaurant or a contractor changing hands usually needs new ones issued by the city, the county or the state. We list these in the timeline so a buyer can open on day one.
A growing buyer pool
This corner of Central Texas has grown fast, and that brings buyers looking for service businesses, franchises and shops with steady local customers. New listings go to registered buyers first, so serious buyers see good businesses before they are marketed widely.
Start With One Phone Call
We only get paid when the seller does, so there is nothing to pay just to get started. Buyers can get registered for current listings during a short call. Sellers can ask about a free, confidential valuation of what the business is worth today.