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​OMNI Practice Group Explains the Many Different Types of Dental Practice Transitions

By planning their transition carefully and working with a trusted broker in the dental practice marketplace, practice sellers can ensure each element of the process is completed smoothly. But first it’s important to learn more on the types of dental practice transitions available for those considering a sale. In this article, the team at OMNI Practice Group explains the processes involved in...Read More

5 Benefits of Selling a Veterinary Practice Through OMNI Practice Group

When beginning the process of selling a Veterinary practice, it’s imperative to work with specialists who have experience in selling Veterinary practices. Experienced transaction brokers can help Veterinary practice owners streamline the sale and achieve their ideal return on investment. The team at OMNI Veterinary Practice Group are specialists in this industry, and in their latest article...Read More

​5 Benefits of Selling a Dental Practice Through OMNI Practice Group

When beginning the process of selling a dental practice, it’s imperative to work with specialists who have experience in selling dental practices. Experienced transaction brokers can help dental practice owners streamline the sale and achieve their ideal return on investment. The team at OMNI Practice Group are specialists in this industry, and in their latest article they highlight five...Read More

WHAT BUYER’S DON’T WANT IN A VETERINARY PRACTICE FOR SALE

​We have talked about what buyer’s want in the practice, but here are some things that buyer’s hate to see. 1.  High overhead – even though it can be corrected, this is something Veterinary practice buyers often don’t have the vision or knowledge on how to correct.  Even in high producing practices, if the overhead is too high, the buyers freak out. 2.  No way to...Read More

​What Buyers Don’t Want in a Dental Practice for Sale 

We have talked about what buyer’s want in the practice, but here are some things that buyer’s hate to see. 1.  High overhead – even though it can be corrected, this is something dental practice buyers often don’t have the vision or knowledge on how to correct.  Even in high producing practices, if the overhead is too high, the buyers freak out. 2.  No way to increase...Read More