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LBO of a small, closely held business? |
Is it possible to buy out my partners' shares of our privately owned business through an LBO or some other type arrangement? We have good cash flow and zero debt. Annual revenue of appx. $5M and growing. yes - email me and we can talk. Not good to give all this advice that others can view. |
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