Tony Miller, Iconic
Serving California, Colorado, Texas, Ohio and Florida
- Business brokerage or M&A
- Exit planning
Tony Miller is a Senior M&A Advisor based in Los Angeles, serving business owners across California. Through his partnership with Iconic, he helps business owners prepare, position, and execute stronger sale processes so they can maximize value and exit with confidence.
No cost. Your information is not shared with other brokers. Or call 714-202-PLAN (7526).
Thinking of selling your business?
The consultation is free and confidential. A good fit if you:
- Own a California business
- Are thinking about selling in the next few years
- Want to know what it is worth and what buyers look for
Book a free consultation Or call 714-202-PLAN (7526)
Consultations are with Tony Miller, CA DRE #02004232 · Iconic Business Technologies, Inc., DRE #02241191.
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Business brokers in Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa Business & Commercial
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- Main Street businesses
- Named industry focus
Exit Strategies Group
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- Named industry focus
- Valuation services
First Choice Business Brokers North Bay
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- Lower middle market or middle market
Allen Cox
- Association member
Brandon Berzman
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Donald Ross
- Association member
Joseph Tucker
- Association member
Karen Parker
- Association member
Louis Cionci
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Marla Shaw
- Association member
Richard Waxman
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Roy Martinez CBB, CVA, CM&AP
- CBI, M&AMI, or similar credential
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Summer Morris
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Santa Rosa has 13 business brokers listed in the directory, all in Sonoma County. There are many names to weigh, so decide early whether you want a general broker or an industry specialist and then compare two or three of them side by side. The page also covers brokers located in Petaluma, Sebastopol and Windsor.
Services vary, and the most frequent are general business brokerage or M&A work (3 of 13), a named industry focus (3 of 13) and valuation services (3 of 13). Every one of the 13 is a member of CABB, IBBA, or M&A Source, a useful signal, though membership is not a license or a government credential. 4 of the 13 note a credential such as CBI or M&AMI, and those are designations, not substitutes for a license. Google shows 56 reviews across the brokers here, averaging 5.0 stars, but most belong to one broker, so look at how many reviews sit behind each rating.
Since word of a sale can spread fast, ask the broker to walk you through how buyers are vetted, and who at the firm will see your information. Right from the start, find out how the firm gets paid, whether valuation or marketing is billed separately, and whether anything changes if you find the buyer yourself. Before you sign anything, ask for a written engagement that spells out what is being sold, how long it runs, and who handles your file.
Verify the license before you sign: the state treats paid business sales as licensed work, so search the broker's name or license number on the DRE public lookup and make sure the license is current. When your main contact is a salesperson rather than a broker, make sure they work for a licensed broker, and look that broker's license up as well. Sales often cross city lines, so the pages for San Rafael (10 brokers), San Francisco (25) and Pleasant Hill (7) are a reasonable next stop.
Common questions about business brokers in Santa Rosa
Should I trust the ratings I see for Santa Rosa brokers?
Google shows 56 reviews across the Santa Rosa brokers, averaging 5.0 stars, though most belong to a single broker. How many reviews sit behind a rating matters as much as the rating, so treat reviews as a starting point and ask for references from past sellers.
How can I tell whether a Santa Rosa broker is properly licensed?
Start with the Department of Real Estate's public license lookup where you can search by licensee, company, or license number. Check the status too: an expired, surrendered, or revoked license is a reason to keep looking, and if you meet a salesperson, check the broker they work under as well.
What if I want more options than Santa Rosa offers?
Other pages worth opening include Walnut Creek (5 brokers) and San Ramon (11). Before you hire from outside the city, how they handle buyers and showings in Santa Rosa, and how they stay in touch during the sale.
Are broker fees the same everywhere in Santa Rosa?
Pay arrangements are not the same everywhere, so the directory does not quote prices, and the details belong in your written engagement. Have each firm explain which costs, if any, are billed separately, then compare the answers side by side.
Should I get a written agreement before a Santa Rosa broker starts work?
Before you sign, make sure the engagement will state what is being sold and what the firm will do, how long the agreement runs, and how either side can end it. Read it slowly, and have your attorney or accountant review it, since it governs the whole relationship.
How is confidentiality handled when selling a business in Santa Rosa?
Based on what the brokers publish, 3 of the 13 work with a confidential or NDA process in Santa Rosa. Ask each broker how buyers are screened, when a nondisclosure agreement is signed, and what happens if a buyer misuses what they learn.
Business Brokers near Santa Rosa
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San Rafael
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San Francisco
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Pleasant Hill
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Walnut Creek
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San Ramon
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