by Child Care Insite | Jul 19, 2026 | Seller Tips
An accepted offer is an exciting milestone in the sale of a child care center. However, it does not guarantee that the transaction will close. One of the biggest misconceptions in commercial real estate is that once a buyer receives SBA financing prequalification, the...
by Child Care Insite | Jul 18, 2026 | Seller Tips
Many first-time buyers believe the most difficult part of purchasing a child care center is finding the right opportunity. While identifying a quality business is certainly important, it is rarely the biggest obstacle. The greater challenge is obtaining financing....
by Child Care Insite | Jul 17, 2026 | Seller Tips
For many child care center owners, growth has always meant one thing: Build another classroom. Increase licensed capacity. Open a second location. While expansion can certainly create value, it is not the only path to a higher business valuation. In fact, some of the...
by Child Care Insite | Jul 16, 2026 | Seller Tips
Many child care center owners believe their business will be valued primarily on years of successful operation, community reputation, or long-term enrollment history. While those factors certainly have value, they are rarely the first things sophisticated buyers...
by Child Care Insite | Jul 15, 2026 | Seller Tips
Many child care center owners assume that if enrollment is strong, the business must also be highly valuable. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. While enrollment certainly plays an important role, buyers and lenders often focus on a different number that has...
by Child Care Insite | Jul 14, 2026 | Seller Tips
When a child care center goes under contract, many sellers assume the difficult part is over. The buyer has been found, a purchase agreement has been signed, and escrow has opened. Unfortunately, this is often when the most challenging phase of the transaction begins....
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