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What Actually Happens After You Sell Your Gym
Most gym owners spend months thinking about the sale price. Very few think deeply about what happens after the sale....
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Why Public Listings Can Hurt Gym Sales
When gym owners decide to sell, many assume the best move is to list the business publicly. More exposure must....
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Why Price Is Rarely the Real Deal Breaker
Most gym owners assume deals fall apart for one reason: the buyer didn’t want to pay the asking price. That’s....
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Why Five Average Gyms Can Be Worth More Than One Great One
Most gym owners assume one elite location will always be worth more than several average ones. It sounds logical: higher....
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What Buyers Are Really Afraid of When Buying a Gym
Most gym owners assume buyers are focused on one thing: price. In reality, serious buyers care more about risk than....
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The Valuation Levers Most Gym Owners Ignore
Most gym owners believe valuation is driven by one thing: revenue. It’s not. Buyers value risk reduction, predictability, and scalability—and....
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Why Most Gym Owners Wait Too Long to Sell
Most gym owners don’t decide to sell at the wrong time. They decide too late. Not because the business isn’t....
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How to Use Addbacks to Increase Your Gym’s Valuation
When buyers value a gym, they don’t start with net profit. They start with normalized EBITDA. That normalization process is....
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How to Negotiate Gym Equipment and Lease Separately
One of the most common mistakes gym owners make during a sale is treating equipment and the lease as a....
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