"Whenever you see a successful business, someone once made a courageous decision"

Chase Manhattan will talk to prospective buyers either face to face or by phone. During a preliminary meeting Chase Manhattan will typically ask the prospective buyer questions.

After this fact-finding meeting, Chase Manhattan can then show the buyer businesses that are both financially feasible and that are a fit for the buyer's other requirements:

Since sellers are concerned about confidentiality, the broker will require that the prospective buyer sign a non-disclosure agreement before he or she can see any business.

Chase Manhattan will provide the prospective buyer with preliminary information in the way of an Information memorandum (IM).

Chase Manhattan will arrange for the prospective buyer to see businesses of interest and meet with the business owner.

Once the prospective buyer has expressed strong interest in a particular business, Chase Manhattan will recommend a due diligence process whereby the purchaser and his her advisers are supplied with additional detailed information and arrange additional meetings.

When and if the prospective buyer is ready, the broker can assist in preparing a purchase offer.

Chase Manhattan serves the buyer as an intermediary and consultant, throughout the process of acquiring a suitable business. Chase Manhattan has the breadth and depth of experience to ably assist prospective purchasers in their quest for financial independence through business ownership.