Podiatry Practices for sale with podiatry broker
Podiatry Practices for sale with podiatry broker
Practice value depends on multiple factors including financial performance, owner involvement, location, and market demand. A professional valuation provides a realistic estimate based on current buyer behavior and market conditions.
Timing varies by practice and market conditions. Some practices sell within months, while others require additional time. Planning ahead and completing a valuation early typically leads to smoother and faster transactions.
Valuations are based on a review of financials, expenses, owner involvement, insurance mix, case load and types, and market data, along with how buyers evaluate similar practices. The goal is to arrive at a realistic value that the market can support.
No. A valuation does not obligate you to list or sell your practice. Many doctors use valuations simply to understand their options.
No. Podiatry Broker does not require sellers to sign exclusive listing agreements.
We operate on a professional-services model, not a commission-based model.
Our fees cover the work required to properly value, prepare, market, and manage the sale of your practice. You are never “locked in” or held hostage by a contract.
“I’ll know when I’m ready to sell.”
Many doctors wait too long to start planning. In reality, the best outcomes occur when preparation begins before a sale is urgent. Early planning provides more options and better leverage.
“My practice is worth what I think it’s worth.”
Emotional value and market value are not the same. Buyers rely on financial performance, risk, and sustainability. A professional valuation bridges this gap and sets realistic expectations.
“Selling means losing control immediately.”
Most sales include transition periods that are structured and agreed upon in advance. Selling does not necessarily mean walking away overnight.
“Buyers only care about revenue.”
Revenue alone does not determine value. Buyers focus on cash flow, consistency, owner dependence, and operational clarity. Practices that understand this tend to sell more smoothly.
“I shouldn’t explore this until I’m certain.”
Exploring your options does not require a commitment to sell. Many doctors begin with a valuation simply to understand timing, value, and possible next steps.