We show your practice in the best possible light, to get the best possible result.
We paint a picture of your practice - not just as it is, but as it could be.
Practice Sale Search uncovers your practice’s hidden wealth and potential for buyers, in order to maximise the return you get on your most valuable asset.
TestimonialsWe recognise that, while price is important, it isn’t the only consideration.
Achieving the right result can also be about the personality of the purchaser, compatibility with the team and community, and the terms and timing of the sale. We have an extensive database of buyers, ranging from recent graduates right through to corporate interests.
Practice Sale Search partners with you to identify the success criteria of the sale, and qualifies the right buyers, so that you get the results you are looking for!
Register nowPractice Sale Search recognises that selling your veterinary practice is a discreet and sometimes sensitive process.
We offer many different service levels of confidentiality and discretion.
Got a questionSelling a business is one of the most significant financial and emotional decisions a person can make. For many vendors, their business is not just an asset — it’s a deeply personal creation. It represents years (or decades) of risk, resilience and relentless hard work. So, when it comes time to sell, the emotional weight can surprise even the most rational and well-prepared owners.
In business sales, one of the biggest mistakes a seller can make is entering into negotiations with a single buyer in isolation.
As experienced brokers in Australia, my team and I are always amazed at the misconceptions that some vets have about the process of buying and selling a practice. In this series of articles, we thought we would address some of the more commonly heard and persistent seller misconceptions that we hear:
