Buying A Practice
- Buying a practice
- Browse practices for sale
- Who pays Myers La Roche?
- As a prospective purchaser, do I pay anything?
- Now I have registered, what are my rights?
- What are the Business Details?
- What happens if confidentiality is breached?
- What is the Client Protection Register?
- What happens when there is a practice for sale in my area?
- How do you value a practice?
- Can I have a copy of the accounts before I visit the practice?
- How do I get more information & make an offer?
- What happens when my offer is accepted?
- How much money can I borrow?
- How do I choose a solicitor?
- Once my offer is accepted, how long will the paperwork take?
- What do Myers La Roche do whilst the sale progresses?
- Once my purchase is complete, how can Myers La Roche help?
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How do I get more information & make an offer?
After your visit, you will have a good understanding of the business and an outline of the financial information. You may then wish to view a copy of the accounts, the valuation certificate and/or the lease.
To further protect the interests of the vendor, we will ask you to sign a Confidentiality Agreement before these are released. There is an administration charge of £26.50 plus VAT for processing a Confidentiality Agreement. The agreement lasts for six months and covers an unlimited number of practices. If you buy any practice through Myers La Roche, the administration charge will be refunded.
If you would like to make an offer on a practice, we ask that any offer be made through Myers La Roche rather than direct with the vendor to avoid any misunderstandings and the possibility of disappointment. We will be able to help you and vendor to reach an understanding.