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Maximize value. Minimize risk. Maintain privacy.

Marder Group helps owners sell established businesses with confidence, clarity and complete confidentiality. The consultation and valuation are free, and you pay nothing until the deal closes.

Business profile

Business name
Owner
Location
Customers
Employees
Annual earnings

Marketed with anonymous descriptors. Your identity is shared only with serious, qualified buyers.

We've sat in the seller's chair.

We're not just brokers. We're former business owners, operators and entrepreneurs who have built, scaled and sold companies ourselves. That firsthand experience shapes everything we do, from how we value your business to how we negotiate the deal and protect your legacy.

Unlike traditional brokerage firms, we take a hands-on, transparent approach. No hidden fees. No generic templates. Just proven strategies, honest guidance and a relentless focus on maximizing your exit.

Before advising sellers, David Marder was one. He founded Level Realty in 2020, grew it past $1 billion in cumulative sales in four years, then sold his stake to his partner.

David Marder, Principal
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How a confidential sale works.

A proven, seller-friendly process. Every step adds to your deal file, and nothing about your business leaves it without your say.

  1. 1

    Valuation and confidential consultation

    A no-cost, no-obligation conversation about your business and its key financials. We sign a non-disclosure agreement with you, then give you a realistic estimate of market value and the kinds of offers to expect.

    Free, no obligation

  2. 2

    Engagement and broker agreement

    If we both want to move forward, you receive our broker agreement. It's clear, fair and built around your success, and we encourage your attorney to review it.

    No upfront fees or retainers

  3. 3

    Packaging and marketing your business

    We prepare a high-quality offering memorandum, then reach serious buyers through our database of qualified buyers, online and direct mail channels, and a targeted search for strategic acquirers.

    Anonymous descriptors only

  4. 4

    Review and accept an offer

    We break down every offer by price, deal structure and buyer qualifications. When you choose one, the buyer submits a letter of intent, and we advise you on how to proceed, counter or negotiate.

    Letter of intent

  5. 5

    Due diligence

    The buyer verifies your financials and operations. We organize and deliver documents securely and efficiently, keeping disruption to your day-to-day business to a minimum.

    Typically 2 to 6 weeks

  6. 6

    Closing the deal

    We work closely with you and your attorney on the purchase agreement and closing documents, so you receive your full payment and everything is properly executed.

    Most deals close within 60 to 75 days of offer acceptance

You don't pay us a dime until we close the deal.

No upfront fees. No retainers. Our agreement is designed to be seller-friendly, and you're welcome to have your attorney review every line of it.

If you're thinking about selling, whether it's this year or further down the road, let's talk. Our consultations are always confidential and commitment-free.

A business owner signing the final page of a sale agreement

The businesses we sell.

We specialize in the sale of profitable businesses across a wide range of industries. Our buyers seek businesses with at least $500K in annual take‑home earnings.

A business owner walking an advisor through her warehouse
  • Hospitality and lodging
  • Restaurants, bars and food service
  • Automotive services and car washes
  • Cleaning, landscaping and security services
  • Marketing, IT, consulting and accounting
  • Staffing and recruitment agencies
  • Software and technology firms
  • Healthcare and medical practices
  • Construction, trades and home services
  • E-commerce and online businesses
  • Manufacturing and distribution
  • Logistics, transportation and warehousing
  • Retail stores and franchises
  • Legal, financial and insurance services

Buying a business?

Some opportunities are available only to registered buyers. Register to hear about new businesses first and to request confidential offering materials.

Register as a buyer
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Start with a confidential conversation.

Tell us a little about your business and a member of our team will reach out privately. You'll come away with a clear picture of what your business is worth and what selling it could look like.

Step 1 of 4

How soon do you want to sell?
What type of business is it?
Where is the business located?
Where should we reach you?

Share the contact details where a message can be left securely and privately.

Get a confidential valuation