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Ryan C. Winter, Business Broker with Truforte Business Group · Florida Real Estate Broker License BK3362329 · Verify at the Florida DBPR
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Ryan C. Winter is a licensed Florida business broker (license BK3362329) with Truforte Business Group. He is based in St. Augustine and represents owners selling businesses anywhere in Florida.
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Ryan C. Winter is a licensed Florida business broker (Florida real estate broker license BK3362329) with Truforte Business Group. He is based in St. Augustine and helps owners across Florida value, prepare, and confidentially sell their businesses, and helps buyers find and close on the right business.
All of Florida. He works most often in St. Augustine, Jacksonville, and St. Johns, Duval, Clay, Nassau, and Flagler counties, and he represents owners statewide through Truforte Business Group and the Business Brokers of Florida listing network.
A success fee paid at closing that varies with the size of the transaction, within a broad range of 8 to 15 percent, with no upfront fees.
Owner-operated main street and lower middle market businesses across most industries, including home services and the trades, healthcare and professional practices, restaurants and retail, transportation, manufacturing, and e-commerce. His Florida selling guide links industry guides for dozens of business types.
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Yes. He holds Florida Real Estate Broker license BK3362329, which anyone can verify with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR), and he is a member of the International Business Brokers Association (IBBA) and Business Brokers of Florida (BBF).
Most main street businesses take six to twelve months from listing to closing. Clean financials and a business that runs without the owner every day tend to move faster. Here is a realistic timeline.