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QUESTION: What should I consider when buying/selling a business?
TOPIC: Legal Information
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Answer by Albert Luk

Ensure no liens are registered against the business, making a sale more difficult. If inventory is being purchased, make sure the seller's creditors approve of the sale or the buyer may have to pay the creditors.

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