What’s it really like to buy a business?

Hey dude,

So what’s it like to buy a business?

It’s not what most people think.

It’s not about buying a business today and retiring tomorrow. 

It’s not a passive income fairytale.

But it’s also not some impossible dream reserved for millionaires or “business experts.”

Here’s what it really looks like when you decide to buy a business:

1. Searching for the right opportunity.

It all starts with finding a business that works for you. 

You’re not reinventing the wheel, you’re buying something that’s already making money.

What do you look for?

Profitability. 

The business should be making consistent income.

Growth Potential.

Can you add value? Scale it up? Improve operations?

Fit.

Does it align with your skills and interests?

You’d be surprised how many opportunities exist right now.

Micro SaaS companies, e-commerce stores, service businesses. 

The digital economy has opened up the door to acquisitions like never before.

2. Structuring the deal.

It’s easier than you think.

One of the biggest misconceptions about buying a business is that you need a huge bank account. 

Not true.

There are flexible ways to finance a deal.

Seller Financing.

The seller lets you pay in installments.

Earnouts.

You pay based on the business’s future performance.

Partnerships.

Team up with an investor or use your network.

You don’t need millions, you just need creativity and a solid plan.

3. Taking over.

You’re the boss now.

Once the deal is done, this is where the magic happens.

You’re stepping into a business with an existing system. 

Customers. Revenue. Processes.

Your role isn’t to start from zero.

It’s to make it better.

Improve the marketing.

Streamline operations.

Introduce better products or services.

You’re in control. 

No more working for someone else’s dream. 

Every decision you make builds your future.

4. The payoff.

Time, freedom, and wealth.

Here’s why buying a business is so powerful.

I’ve traveled to 15 countries in the past 3 years

Instead of spending years building something from scratch, you start with momentum. 

You skip the trial-and-error phase.

And while there’s work involved, every bit of effort you put in pays off for YOU.

Not your boss, not a shareholder. Just you.

Buying a business isn’t just about money. 

It’s about owning your time. It’s about freedom.

5. The bottom line.

Buying a business isn’t some shortcut to easy cash. 

It’s a smarter, faster way to step into ownership and build something real.

It’s not for everyone, but for those willing to put in the work, the rewards are unmatched.

So ask yourself.

Are you ready to leave the 9-to-5 grind behind?

Are you tired of wasting time on “side hustles” that go nowhere?

Do you want to take control of your life?

If the answer is yes, this could be your path.

Reply to this email if you’re curious but unsure where to start. 

I’ve been through it and can point you in the right direction.

Dev Shah

P.S. Most people wait for the “perfect moment” to take action. 

The perfect moment never comes. 

The best time to start is always now.

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