Top 3 questions i’ve got asked recently

Hey dude,

I’ve been getting some killer questions lately, and I thought I’d share my answers.

Q: What’s the biggest mistake people make when trying to buy a business?


A: Thinking you need Elon Musk’s bank account to get started. 

Spoiler: You don’t need like six figures just sitting in the bank.

It’s not about throwing cash around, it's about structuring the deal smartly. 

When I bought my first business, I only had $4k. 

Instead of stressing about the money I didn’t have, I focused on finding a business that had clear potential for growth and matched my skill set. 

Then, I scaled it using strategies I already knew worked.

The mistake most people make? 

They get intimidated by the price tags they see online instead of digging deeper into financing options, creative structuring, and growth potential.

Lesson? It’s not about the size of your wallet. 

It’s about how you use it.

Q: How do I know if buying a business is right for me?


A: If you’re already running a successful agency or crushing it in your field, this is for you. 

It’s like getting a pre-built Lego set instead of starting from scratch. 

You bring your skills to the table and stack the pieces higher.

Think of it like this: instead of starting from square one (which, let’s be honest, is slow and exhausting), you’re building on someone else’s foundation. 

You’re skipping the awkward startup phase and jumping straight to scaling. 

If you’re great at lead generation, you could buy a small business that’s struggling in that area and turn it around quickly. 

If you’re looking for an extra income stream without adding 60-hour workweeks to your life, this approach is worth considering.

Q: Is it risky?


A: Let’s put it this way. it’s not skydiving without a parachute.

We focus on low-cost businesses with big upside potential. 

You’re not putting all your chips on the table, but you’re still playing to win.

The way we approach this isn’t about betting the farm, it’s about finding businesses with low upfront costs and big growth potential. 

Instead of buying a flashy business that’s overpriced and maxed out, we focus on smaller, underperforming businesses that you can improve using skills you already have. 

And it’s not just about minimizing risk it’s about stacking the odds in your favor. 

We look for businesses with clear systems, solid revenue streams, and areas where you can add value immediately. 

When done right, the risk is manageable, and the upside can be life-changing.

Now here’s my question for you:

What’s your #1 question about buying a business?

Looking forward to hearing from you.

See you at the top,

Dev Shah

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