For Buyers
Looking to buy a business?
We find the right one for you. At BizBuy Network, we take the guesswork out of your search and connect you with the right business opportunities — on and off market.
To get started, we need to know
The more specific you are, the better
The sharper your criteria, the faster we can deliver the right opportunities directly to you.
- The exact industry you're looking for
- The specific area or ZIP Code you want
- Your preferred business size and price range
Our buyer program
Here's what we do for you
Personalized Search
We learn your goals, criteria, and timeline to create a custom search strategy just for you.
Extensive Network
Tap into our national and international network of brokers, agents, and industry connections.
Drip Marketing Campaigns
We run multiple targeted drip campaigns to business owners across Texas and the U.S. to find off-market opportunities.
Off-Market Access
Gain access to businesses that aren't publicly listed — giving you a competitive advantage.
Due Diligence Support
We guide you through evaluation, negotiation, and due diligence to make confident, informed decisions.
Closing Support
We manage the entire process from letter of intent to closing and beyond.
We don’t just find businesses — we find the right business for you.
Our goal is your success. Let us put our experience, network, and marketing power to work for you.
Step by step
The buying process
- 1
Buyer submits an inquiry and signs a non-disclosure agreement (NDA or CA)
Our agreement with the seller includes pre-qualifying all buyers. The buyer first signs a Non-Disclosure Agreement, also known as a Confidentiality Agreement.
- 2
Review the confidential information memorandum
Buyer reviews the CIM presentation and financial snapshot of the business.
- 3
Buyer and seller meeting with broker (in person or virtual)
Come prepared to ask the seller questions. This meeting is fact finding only — no negotiations regarding price or terms will be discussed.
- 4
Prepare an offer
Submit a Letter of Intent including purchase price, method of financing, close date, and due diligence. Provide a personal financial summary with proof of funds, or a pre-approval letter from the bank.
- 5
Negotiation
Engage in negotiations to finalize any remaining terms. The purchase agreement may be signed at this time.
- 6
Due diligence begins
Seller sends the requested full disclosure — tax returns, P&L statements, private financial records, asset lists and costs, contracts, and customers. The buyer reviews leases, contracts, assumable agreements, and every aspect of the business and its operations.
- 7
Preparation of closing documents
All contingencies have been met and due diligence satisfied. The purchase agreement is finalized, the buyer pays the escrow deposit, and final documents are reviewed by both parties and their advisors.
- 8
Closing
Closing documents are drafted by the designated closing attorney. Funds are wired to the attorney, and buyer, seller, and broker sign the final documents in person or electronically.
Let's find your next business
Schedule a free consultation today and tell us what you're looking for.