I know a few, send me your details and I'll see what I can do to connect you with them.

In trying to negotiate terms with Business Brokers there are three important elements to look for
Opt for screening through viable intelligent reports
Cancel any items that do not have a potential materializing capability
Evenly negotiate terms with either handling charges or veteran conceptual subjects
Saying this I would advise you to conference the meetings with knowledge of turning the incapable venture to supporting systems
I understand from your eagerness you are not having proper plan to have the terms negotiated
Then I understand from careful consideration from the dependent scheduled list that you are trying to uproar a conversation that does not have entitlement.
So I recommend you to contact me to further discussion in this profile so that I can try to answer your five major concerns
Viability through proper valuation
Support in the eventuality of Negotiations getting failed
Proper guidance to integrate the deep commitment to workers
Thorough response to the raised questions
Pre-venture distribution related aspects of governing council
Thank You
Karnati Kiran

As a Business Broker, the first thing you would want to do is to try to connect with others that may have used Brokers' services. Find out who is successful and who is responsive to your particular need. The biggest is not necessarily the best. Depending upon your particular Company, you could get lost, in a larger Brokerage. And depending upon the type of business you have, you may want to deal with the closest Broker you can find, rather than someone out of state. But again, that depends on the type of business you have and whether Buyers from outside of the area would be open to acquiring your Company, or may even be better for your type of operation.

My clients buy companies, but only companies that reach some specific parameters.

Send me more details about it and I will evaluate if I can help you.