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Go in with your eyes wide open

Most Australians start their hunt to buy a business with an online search. That’s the word from Noel Currie, certified business divestment and exit strategist from Australian Business Sales Corporation, who says at least 90% of buyers search the internet for their new business opportunity. 

Still, finding the right business involves more than a few judicious mouse clicks; in fact, it’s a time-consuming and an incredibly challenging process. 

How to find the right business

The first step involves finding a business that matches your experience. As a writer, I make an inferior builder.

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