Buying a business is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make. When the numbers look “good enough,” it’s tempting to move quickly and trust what you see. That’s where buyers get hurt.

Serious problems rarely sit in plain sight on the income statement. They hide in the timing of revenue, the quality of receivables, inventory practices, tax compliance, and the management of working capital. On the surface, everything looks fine. Underneath, you could be taking on risks that will drain your cash and stall your growth.

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