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Individuals who desire to purchase an established small business must be well prepared before the search process begins. Well managed, profitable and successful businesses are in short supply and very high demand. Business owners and business brokers alike have little patience and interest in wasting their valuable time with buyers who have not taken the appropriate steps to demonstrate that they are fully prepared to acquire a business. How does a buyer define themselves as being a "serious" candidate and not a casual, curious, tire kicker? The goal of this article is to outline the steps that a business buyer should take in advance so that they can stand out and be recognized as a serious and credible buyer? Let's start with a few examples demonstrating who is NOT a serious candidate. I want to buy a small business in the area but am not sure what type yet. Can you send me information on three of the businesses you have listed for sale - the industrial manufacturing