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Nauset Business Evaluations is a division of The Nauset Group, Inc. which was started as a very logical outgrowth of consultation for businesses in distress. There is always the need to find out whether a business is worth fixing and, if fixed, what is it worth. NBE will prepare feasibility studies, loan assessments, and traditional business valuations in conformity with standards of the National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts (NACVA).

Nauset Business Evaluations prepares detailed valuations for either prospective purchasers or individuals interested in establishing a value for their business for various other reasons. Using the latest technology and over 50 years of banking and consulting experience, our analysis is both reasonable and easy to understand. A sample report is available upon request.

Key Benefits

  • More than 50 years of banking experience all in the credit and lending areas gives us a great deal of credibility with your lenders when it comes to borrowing money for your acquisition.
  • Our principal holds the designation of Accredited Valuation Analyst bestowed by the National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts,
  • Reports are prepared in a very reasonable and easy to read format for lenders and clients alike.
  • Our experience is indispensable in the negotiation stage or in valuing a business for estate or other similar purposes.
  • Fixed fee evaluations. For our internet customers we will perform the same quality evaluation for $7,575. All you need to do is supply the information on our forms and we will FedEx you the completed evaluation within one week. Please keep in mind that without a site visit, the valuator does not always get a complete picture.

Case Histories

We have performed a number of different types of valuations. Some involved assessing the risks associated with a particular business acquisition and others were designed to arrive at a quantitative assessment of the present value of the cash flow over a specific period of time. Still others are used in distressed situation or by financial institutions to place valuation on either a liquidation value or a sale to another entity.

The Attorney Career Changer:
One of our clients, an attorney who was no longer interested in practicing law, was interested in purchasing a business. Although he had a very substantial amount of cash, he was advised on limiting his investment to $1,000,000 as an equity contribution and $1,000,000 of contingent personal liability. We were able to evaluate several opportunities that fit his required parameters and help evaluate his options before he invested his money, rather than after when it would have been to late! 
SBA Lender:
We prepared a valuation  of a business with very little in the way of "hard assets" for a financial institution interested in making a loan. The basis for the assessment was future cash flow and the valuation was used to establish a potential sale value for the company and its contracts.
Distressed Company on Verge of Bankruptcy:
We were retained by a company in the garment business to evaluate financial options in a very difficult situation. We evaluated the liquidation value of the assets and goodwill to determine whether a liquidation in bankruptcy was a viable option for this troubled firm.
Regional Bank
We have provided a very complex and detailed business valuation for a bank which used the valuation to assess their collateral package as a going concern and to negotiate with the borrower. Using non-traditional methods, we were able to prepare a report that both was in compliance with valuation standards and was a meaningful tool for the lender.

Reference Accounts

We have done work for financial institutions and entrepreneurs in evaluating such items as cash flow, goodwill, and other intangibles that are difficult to place a market value on under conventional circumstances. More and more financial institutions need this type of information as more and more service businesses without a lot of "hard assets" are looking to borrowing money.

Evaluations for financing
Unusual asset that are difficult to value. Goodwill and other intangibles, contracts and contract rights, collateral valuations.
Evaluations for acquisitions
How much should an seller expect to receive for the sale of his/her business? How much should the buyer pay/offer?
Divorce and estate purposes
IRS and other guidelines must be considered in these situations.
 
NOTICE: We have a very detailed sample evaluation that we would be happy to mail to you. This is an actual case we worked on with the name disguised to keep the information confidential. We also have a sample valuation that was done for an estate valuation of a minority interest in a privately held company which we would be happy to share with you.


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