Sometimes a seller will counter with different terms, and sometimes, if the number is too far off, they will decline without countering at all. That's why we help you land on a realistic offer backed by real financials from the start, so you're negotiating instead of getting passed over.

Due diligence means verifying everything the seller told you, tax returns, bank statements, contracts, leases, customer records, and any equipment or intellectual property tied to the business, before you're locked into a final purchase agreement.

Most buyers move from first offer to closing in three to six months, depending on how quickly financing gets approved, how clean the seller's records are, and how smoothly due diligence goes.

It's Titan's structured path for every buyer, first-time or repeat, covering deal workups, risk summaries, an LOI template built for Connecticut transactions, and a due diligence checklist, so you evaluate every opportunity with the same rigor an experienced acquirer would use.

Profitable Main Street and lower-middle-market businesses across CT, MA, NJ, and NY, laundromats, liquor stores, HVAC companies, restaurants, gas stations, car washes, manufacturers, and many other privately owned businesses with proven cash flow.

Yes. We're business brokers, not attorneys, so we don't provide legal advice or draft legal documents. We work closely with your attorney, accountant, and lender to keep the purchase organized and moving toward closing.

Business buyers throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York. Primary areas include Fairfield, Hartford, New Haven, Middlesex, and Litchfield Counties in CT; Greater Boston, Worcester, and Springfield in MA; Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, and Monmouth Counties in NJ; and the Westchester, Hudson Valley, Long Island, and New York City metro markets in NY, plus many surrounding communities.