Prepare the records
Organize financial statements, tax filings, POS or sales support, payroll, lease documents, equipment records, licences and material contracts before marketing begins.
Surrey business broker and sale services
Harry Khosa PREC* is licensed by BCFSA for Trading as a Representative and works directly with Surrey business owners and qualified buyers. His role connects confidential marketing, buyer qualification, commercial premises and transaction coordination while clients use the appropriate legal, accounting, valuation and lending professionals.
Local market guidance
For a seller, preparation starts with organized records, a realistic pricing discussion, a confidentiality plan and a clear understanding of the lease. The marketing process should protect day-to-day operations while giving qualified buyers enough verified information to evaluate the opportunity.
For a buyer, the search begins with budget, industry experience, financing readiness and location criteria. Harry coordinates introductions, tours, information flow and the real estate portions of an offer while the buyer independently verifies financial, legal, tax, licensing and operating matters.
Sell a business in Surrey
The objective is to give serious buyers a clear, verifiable opportunity without exposing sensitive information too early or creating avoidable disruption for staff, customers and suppliers.
Organize financial statements, tax filings, POS or sales support, payroll, lease documents, equipment records, licences and material contracts before marketing begins.
Separate public facts from information released after buyer identification, an NDA and seller approval. Decide when the business name, address and detailed records can be shared.
Confirm acquisition criteria, experience, financial capacity, financing path and timeline before releasing sensitive information or arranging owner meetings.
Track lease and landlord requirements, offer subjects, due-diligence requests, professional advice, transition expectations and closing milestones.
What to consider
A practical process
Review the business, records, premises, timing and confidentiality requirements.
Prepare the public and confidential information packages and define buyer-screening steps.
Market the opportunity, qualify enquiries and coordinate approved disclosures and tours.
Structure and coordinate an appropriately conditioned offer through due diligence and closing.
Practical guidance
Use Harry’s focused guides to prepare your questions, documents and due-diligence plan.
Verify current requirements
Use these public sources as a starting point, then confirm transaction-specific requirements with the responsible authority and qualified advisers.
Confidential consultation
Tell Harry about the business, your acquisition criteria or the commercial premises involved. Your enquiry will be handled directly and confidentially.
Call 778-558-9745Frequently asked questions
A business-sale professional helps position opportunities, connect qualified buyers and sellers, coordinate information and support the transaction process. Legal, accounting, valuation and financing advice must come from the appropriate qualified professionals.
Yes. Harry works in residential and commercial real estate through SRS Panorama Realty and can help coordinate business-sale and premises considerations where they form part of the transaction.
The seller may require a signed NDA and information about the buyer’s experience, acquisition criteria and financial capacity before releasing the business identity or detailed records.
Look for verifiable licensing, relevant business and commercial-property experience, a clear confidentiality process, direct communication and a practical plan for financial, lease and buyer-qualification issues. The right fit depends on your business, timing and goals.
Harry can discuss market positioning and the transaction factors buyers typically assess, but specialized valuation, accounting, tax and legal opinions should come from appropriately qualified professionals. He can coordinate the sale process around that advice.
Prepare separate public and confidential information, require buyer identification and an NDA before sensitive disclosure, confirm financial capacity and experience, and coordinate tours and owner meetings carefully. The exact process should reflect the business, lease, staff and seller’s priorities.