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Are you tired of the 9-5 grind and looking for a path to financial independence? Welcome to Business Buying for Financial Independence, the podcast that helps aspiring entrepreneurs escape the rat race by acquiring a small business. Hosted by Tim Delaney, an experienced business buyer and real estate investor who purchased his first business with just 10% down, this show dives deep into the strategies, challenges, and success stories of real people who built wealth through business acquisition.Each episode features Tim's personal experiences or insightful interviews with business buyers, investors, and industry experts who share their knowledge on acquiring, financing, and growing small businesses. Whether you're exploring SBA loans, seller financing, business brokers, deal sourcing, due diligence, or post-acquisition growth strategies, this podcast is your essential guide for entrepreneurship through acquisition (ETA).If you're ready to own your time, build wealth, and achieve finan
Unknown Host hosts Business Buying for Financial Independence, a business show with 54 episodes published.
In this solo episode, Tim explains working capital as current assets minus current liabilities, including cash, accounts receivable, inventory, vendor bills, credit card bills, and other short-term obligations. He also s
In this episode, Tim talks with Aubrey Fitzloff about how she went from a temp-to-hire administrative role at an insurance agency to becoming the owner of that same business. Aubrey shares how the original owner transiti
In this episode, Tim talks with Alex Pardo about why self-storage can be a powerful business to buy, how he moved from corporate America into real estate, and why he eventually shifted into self-storage investing. Alex s
In this solo episode, Tim breaks down why most buyers stall before closing. It's usually not because of deal flow, financing, or timing. More often, the real issue is internal: the buyer hasn't fully made the decision ye
In this episode, Tim talks with Mike Wilson about how he went from a childhood shaped by financial instability, into the Air Force, then into law enforcement, and eventually into business ownership. Mike shares how he bo
In this episode, Tim T. Delaney sits down with Elvon Bowman to unpack how a military servicemember with no deep operating background in self-storage went from studying deals to buying a facility in Florida. Elvon shares
In this solo episode, Tim explains why buyers who focus only on price, terms, and financials often miss what actually drives a seller's decision. Using two personal examples: a pet store deal he did not close and the win
In this repeat-guest episode, Tim welcomes Jimmy Feeman back to the show after Jimmy successfully closed on a subcontracting business in Montana. They dig into what actually happened between "I want to buy a business" an
Tim talks with Jeremy Hans about the messy reality behind buying, operating, and exiting a business. Jeremy shares how he went from Navy helicopter pilot to real estate investor to business owner, how a botched acquisiti
In this solo episode, Tim provides a comprehensive guide to writing effective Letters of Intent (LOIs) for business acquisitions. Tim T. Delaney breaks down the key components, common mistakes, and strategic tips to help
In this solo episode, Tim introduces the BUYBOX framework, a six-part method for getting more specific about what kind of business you actually want to buy. He argues that many buyers stay stuck because they search too b
In this solo episode, Tim breaks down when buying a second business can accelerate growth faster than building everything organically. He explains how acquisitions can increase revenue, add staff, bring in technology or
Tim talks with Bethany LaFlam , a securities and business attorney, real estate investor, and entrepreneur whose work sits at the intersection of capital raising, acquisitions, burnout prevention, and intentional wealth-
In this solo episode, Tim takes on a debate he constantly sees online: is a W-2 job at a large corporation or government role really more secure than owning an established small business? He breaks down why "business fai
In this episode, Tim talks with Sarah Bratcher , a CPA, real estate investor, and founder of REI Accounting Solutions, about buying a laundromat after years in real estate and finance. The conversation also expands into
In this episode, Tim talks with Tijera Wright, founder of Board and Bougee, about what it actually looks like to go from being interested in buying a business to owning one. Tijera brings the perspective of an entreprene
In this solo episode, Tim breaks down the real pros and cons of working with business brokers from both the buyer and seller side. He explains why brokers are often unavoidable in small business acquisitions, where their
In this episode, Tim sits down with James Smith , a cabinetry-and-design business owner who bought his way into an established operation instead of starting from scratch. James breaks down what the transition actually fe
Tim breaks down a real NEMT (non-emergency medical transportation) listing and shows how to pressure-test the "recurring revenue" claim without getting hypnotized by the headline numbers. He walks through who pays, what
Buying a business isn't just about "finding a deal." It's about building the structure that lets you grow without burning out time, partnerships, and the financial plan underneath the whole thing. In this episode, Tim ta
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Business Buying for Financial Independence is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 54 episodes.
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