U1st Realty Collingwood Park, Ipswich. Qld 

Business Broking & Consulting Services


It All Starts With Goal Setting.

Goal setting is absolutely crucial for you to be successful in life. The TIME you invest in goal setting and creating your personal "Go-Forward" blueprint will help you survive the journey that you are about to embark upon. Your Goals will be the FUEL to carry you through the process, pitfalls, planning... to achieving your goals. 

Follow these steps to goal setting to plan your journey to achieve success:

  • Start with the end in view 
  • Work backwards from your end goal to create a timeline
  • Create achievable but challenging milestones to measure your journey along the way
  • Create short range goals for each milestone
  • Read and/or rewrite your goals every day
  • Work on your goals daily
  • Do not change your goals to make them easier
  • Do not move your deadline
  • Dream Big
  • Have a vision for your future (PS: Don't Forget - Once You Achieve Your Goals - Have A Plan to Live Beyond Achievement!)

Personal Goal setting is how to achieve the dream life you want!

All it takes is hard work, knowledge, and desire to get your goals accomplished.


BECOMING YOUR OWN BOSS - STARTING A BUSINESS

RedCap Consulting - Experts in the business of helping people starting a business. RedCap Consulting in Collingwood Park Qld can help you.  

If you’re planning on becoming your own boss, you no doubt already know that a plan for your business is essential and you’ve probably heard the expression “businesses don’t plan to fail, they fail to plan”. But what are the other considerations that are going to be just as important to your success?  

The biggest area of change that I have with my clients is in the arena of SHIFT their MINDSET! Changing the person's mindset of being an employee to one othat embraces the Mindset of Being a Business Owner.

The second area of Mindset Change is to help people understand that Personal and Business are separate entities and MUST be treated separately at all times

COMMON QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER 

  • What do I need to think about when starting a new business?
  • What is a small business financial plan?
  • Where should I go to seek advice?
  • Should I insure my business?
  • What are my obligations if I take on employees?
  • What about super for myself?
  • How do I make sure my business will continue without me?
  • What tax concessions apply if I choose to exit my business?  

HOW WE CAN HELP

  • Advise on the budgeting & cashflow planning aspects of your business plan.
  • Review, advise ,and organise the specialised business ownership structures you need to protect your business and your investment.
  • Advise on the accounting and bookkeeping requirements for you and your business. 
  • Advise on the superannuation requirements for you and your employees including using industry superannuation funds or starting/managing a DIY superannuation fund.
  • Explain your super obligations for yourself and your staff.
  • Advise about protecting and investing your business profits.
  • Advise on succession planning for your business.
  • Advise on insurances specific to the business needs.

WHAT TO DO NEXT 

For expert business planning assistance when considering starting your own business contact RedCap Consulting 07 3102 4772

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SELL YOUR BUSINESS

Maybe you started a business in order to sell it. Maybe you suddenly realized that selling it could be a good idea. And maybe, just maybe,you don’t want to get scalped when your business brokerage agent puts up the “for sale” sign. The question becomes, How do I sell my business for the biggest profit?  

It’s a tough question to answer, because a business is a complicated item. If you’re selling a car, you’ll make sure it’s clean. If you’re selling a house, you’ll want to make sure it has some curb appeal and no major damages  

But a business? What should you do in order to maximize profit from selling a business?

How do I sell my small business?

Make selling your small business easy with these seven steps to get your business in order BEFORE you decide to sell. The greater the price you want for your business, the more years of demonstrated and provable records are required.

  • Determine the value of your company.
  • Clean up your small business financials.
  • Prepare your exit strategy in advance.
  • Boost your sales.
  • Find a business sales agent - U1st Realty.
  • Pre-qualify your buyers.
  • Get business contracts in order.

The Team at U1st Realty Collingwood Park focuses on offering our customers a refreshing and honest approach to selling, buying or leasing business or real estate wheter commercial or residential. We pride ourselves on our ability to provide an exceptional level of service that will surprise you.  

By investing the time to listen to our clients, we can develop the most effective strategy for marketing your business or property and therefore achieving the best possible results in the current marketplace.  

We believe that communication is the key at every point through the client experience – whether it's the local market knowledge we provide, our marketing expertise, or our ability to negotiate the best result on behalf of our client. One of the things our clients value most about U1st Realty Collingwood Park is our open communication and straight-forward honest advice. It is a big part of the reason why people come back again and again for all of their property transactions.  

By choosing U1st Realty Collingwood Park , you can be assured of the support of a driven, committed and dedicated team. With our extensive experience and understanding of the property market we will exceed your expectations.

Selling? Get A Business Health Check Today.

What should you do in order to Maximize Your Sales Price when selling your business?

1. Know your worth.

You want to sell your business for a profit. Obviously.  

But you’re not going to fool anyone. If your business is worth chicken feed, then no sane buyer is ever going to pay a premium price for it!  

As eager as you are to take your earnings and retire in luxury, you have to be realistic about the TRUE WORTH of your business' value..  

Here’s where you enter the bean-counting realm of business appraisers. A competent appraiser will be able to determine how much your business is worth and determine a realistic market price you can sell it for.

Don’t be scared of getting a business appraisal. Prospective buyers will either ask for one or order one themselves in the due diligence period; so you might as well have an INDEPENDENT VALUATION to show them. You’ll gain credibility by doing so.  

What’s more, you’ll know personally if you’re in a good position to sell now. 

If the prospect of selling looks financially abysmal, you can either...

  • lower your expectations, or 
  • take a year or two to get the business profitability and sustainability into better condition, or
  • get outside professional coaching assistance to do a health check on your business, and recommend the changes necessary for a successful sale.

2. Choose the right time to sell.

With real estate - location is everything. When selling your business, timing is everything.  

Sadly, selling your business often only becomes an option for many owners when their business if facing bankruptcy, staring down legal challenges, or cannot stop hemorrhaging money. 

Selling the business at a huge profit is completely out of the question. Your only prospective buyers will be specialists in distressed business purchasing, and they will be eager to wring every last cent of saving from the deal.  

When is the magical “right moment” for selling? 

It’s when your business is doing well. A business that is firing on all cylinders is when it is enormously appealing to investors. The better the business is doing at consistently making money, the higher the price you can sell it for.  

Business buyers know that there’s going to be a learning curve as they acquire a new business. Investors realize that there will be some slow down as management changes hands. If you can prove that the business is operating like a well-oiled money-making machine, you’ll be able to sell at a wild price.  

Take into consideration market conditions as well. 

  • Is your industry in a bubble? 
  • Are interest rates low or high? 
  • Are consumers spendthrift or skittish? 
  • The economic status is another critical factor in the timing of the sale.  

It all depends on the when.

3. Spruce up your brand.

Any deal-sniffing cashed-up investor or legitimate business buyer is going to do something that anyone is going to do if they are considering a purchase.  

They’re going to "Google" you and read the public reviews on your business!

Deals don’t start in a corporate conference room. Deals start when a prospective buyer sits in front of their computer and types in the search bar “Your Company Name.”  

What are they going to see?  

Thankfully, you get to control that. The better your brand looks online, the better you’ll be able to sell your brand to someone else. 

Here are some of the features that will make your brand stand out:  

  • Appearance - At a minimum, make sure you have an attractive logo, consistent branding, and a polished look. Your personal brand matters, too.
  • Visibillity - Does your brand even appear in a Google search? If not, it may be worth it to focus on your search rankings first.
  • Integrity - If the first thing that appears in the search results are scandal headlines, class action lawsuits, or scam reports, you have a problem on your hands. A brand that is attractive to buyers is a brand that possesses integrity.
  • A loyal following - Social accounts are a must-have, but the activity on those social accounts is just as important as having them. Are you posting regularly on the social media platforms like: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Google+, and Instagram. Buyers are purchasing your customer database, not just your office space and inventory. Make sure you can prove a loyal customer base to all your potential buyers.

4. Know & promote your selling point.

  • What is your business really good at? 
  • What is it that makes it attractive to prospective buyers?  


Identify this trait, and maximise it.  

Usually, a buyer will have a single reason for their interest in buying your business. Yes, they may say that it “fits the criteria,” or “there are a lot of attractive features,” but really, there’s one standout feature that makes it an ideal acquisition for them!  

Your job: Find out what that feature is.  

That single glistening selling point is going to depend a lot on the buyer. Every buyer comes to market with a set of specific goals. The more closely your business aligns with those goals, the more appealing it will be.  

As a business owner, you have a responsibility to know the buying market, thereby gaining a greater understanding of what makes a for-sale business attractive.  

Here are some particularly powerful generalised selling points:  

  • You have a loyal and motivated team of employees.
  • You have an extremely valuable brand.
  • You possess a piece of unique technology or innovation.
  • You have a huge social media tribe.
  • You occupy an ideal niche in the marketplace.
  • You are located an ideal geographic location.
  • You have a stellar team of switched-on managers.
  • You possess good gross profit margins that will provide great cashflow and great aftertax profits.


The better you can direct attention to your favourable selling points, then greater the interest a buyer will have in your business and NOT in someone elses!

U1st Realty + RedCap Consulting + RedCap Finance Brokers = Your Outsource Business Partners for Success!

As a business grows, its challenges and problems grow with it.

One of The Main Keys To Success In Business Ownership: CASH FLOW

One Key to owning a successful business is to … Have More CASH today, than you had yesterday!

RedCap Consulting - We Help You Design A Cash Flow Plan For Your Business to Achieve Success. 

SMALL BUSINESS LOANS 

Hello Property-owning Business Owners,

Do you need immediate access to cash funds? 

You simply can’t wait the 6 – 8 weeks that your bank or another traditional-style lender takes?

Do you urgently need to get your hands on $20,000, $50,000, $250,000, up to $2,000,000?

Do you need these funds urgently, by tomorrow - yes - within 24 hours! 

Plus, what if...

  • you don’t have financial records, or 
  • you have a bad credit history? 

Then a short term business loan maybe the answer for you. 

These loans are perfect for moving a business forward, or taking care of current issues such as tax debts, divorce or family demands, or overdue debts to suppliers.

 A short term business loan has saved many property investors save their deposits and due diligence costs when a property deal sours because their traditional lender fails to provide the necessary funds by a crucial deadline date.

Do you NEED a Simple Process to qualify for a Business Loan, then...

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Need Real Estate For Your Business?

Are you wondering whether or not you should own real estate for your business? 

Well, here is a simple question to ask yourself: Is Buying better than Leasing for my business?

  • Cheaper Operating Cost Base: Are you working hard and giving away a big chunk of your profit to pay someone else's mortgage?
  • Security: if you buy your own property, you’ll have a more secure and permanent place for your business that can never be leased out from under you with a must-move clause. This removes any worry you may have about where to move to next every time the term of the lease ends.
  • Long-Term Wealth Creation: Owning a property is a long-term investment, while renting is a short-term fix. If you have a solid capital and your long-term plans for your business involve using the same commercial property, then buying is the better option. Buying your own property is a long-term investment which will pay for itself in time.
  • You Can Lease Out a Portion of the Property & Earn Rental Income: If you know you will remain in the same location long-term, then purchasing the property can be a good investment. This is particularly beneficial if you won’t need the entire building because you can lease out a portion, thereby earning rental income. You can use the income from your rent to help pay your mortgage.
  • You Can Design the Property as You Please: One of the major advantages of buying a property for your business is that you have full control over the property. You have the power to decide what needs to be done in terms of designing the property according to your business’ requirements and won’t need the landlord’s approval for this.
  • Your Mortgage Will Likely Be Lower Than Your Lease: If you have the cash for a deposit on a commercial property loan, and if you are planning to stay in the same location throughout your business’ lifetime, then buying a property is a great idea. Often, your mortgage will most likely be much lower than what your lease would cost you – plus you get to own the capital gains on the property you are paying for.
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