Below is a list of some of our forms, checklists, and other important documents that will be used in the business transaction process. Feel free to view, download, and print these documents for your review and information. We may ask you to visit this page later to complete certain pertinent documents and forms along the way or simply reference them for your personal use as a means of educating you in the business transaction process. Please note you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader to view most of the documents below. If you do not have this application please click the Adobe logo to the left of your screen. We encourage you to contact us if you have any questions regarding any of these documents.

General Forms

Mutual Non Disclosure
A Non Disclosure agreement binding two parties mutually

Intellectual Property Understanding
A secondary warning protecting the disclosure of Intellectual Property

Seller's Forms

Listing Agreement
This is a sample of a listing agreement that we use to list a business for sale.

Listing Amendment
This contains additional information for a seller and may be made a part of the listing agreement. A seller should understand and be aware of the conditions stated in this listing amendment.

Seller's Business Disclosure
This contains information about various aspects of a business that are important to a prospective purchaser.

Training and Assistance Agreement
This provides important information to a buyer on how the seller will assist in the business transition after the closing of the sale.

Buyer's Forms

Buyer Disclosure
This provides additional information to the professional broker and assists in finding an appropriate business.

Buyer Interview
This form is similar to one used by many business brokers. It contains information that the professional business broker needs to assist a buyer in finding the best business possible.

Buyer Registration Form
A form that provides the name and address of businesses that a business broker is showing a prospective buyer. It may also be an agreement in which the buyer agrees not to deal directly with a seller, but rather to work with the broker who represents the seller.