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by omniadminMay 17, 2021 Practice Sales, Practice Transtions, Seller Articles, Selling a Practice, Using a Professional0 comments

3 Reasons to Sell your Practice While the Tides are High

Timing is everything. If you would have invested $1,000 in Nike stock at its initial public offering in 1980, your investment would be worth over $190,000 today. The same can be said for many other stocks or investments. You see, the tides of the economy ebb and flow. But how does that relate to your veterinary practice? We have been experiencing a perfect storm of sorts over the past...

When You Should Think About Selling Your Practice

There are many reasons why veterinary practices are put up for sale. Some of the more common reasons actually have little to do with the practice’s general performance. For example, many veterinarians discover that they need to sell for health reasons or personal concerns, such as divorce or partnership issues. While a business downturn might prompt many veterinarians to sell, economic...

Selling Real Estate with Your Dental Practice

Megan Urban, Transition Advisor at Omni Practice Group, gives some advice for anyone who is unsure if they should sell their real estate along with their dental practice. https://youtu.be/2aV0IDOSDccVideo can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Selling Real Estate with Your Dental Practice (https://youtu.be/2aV0IDOSDcc)

When You Should Think About Selling Your Practice

There are many reasons why dental practices are put up for sale. Some of the more common reasons actually have little to do with the practice’s general performance. For example, many practice owners discover that they need to sell for health reasons or personal concerns, such as divorce or partnership issues. While a business downturn might prompt many dentists to sell, economic drivers are...

What You Need to Know Before Signing a Covenant Not to Compete

You’ve graduated from veterinary school so naturally, you’re ready to get your feet wet and start practicing. Nearly every veterinarian will be an associate at the beginning of their career and with that comes the dreaded associate contract. You found a great associate opportunity and you’re eager to start collecting paychecks. But before signing that contract, particularly the noncompete...