Sell your business, on your terms.
Selling a business in Texas starts with a confidential valuation. We prepare your financials, position the company, market it discreetly to qualified buyers, and manage the deal from letter of intent to closing, so you keep running the business while we run the process.
A number you can defend
We normalize your earnings and build a valuation range grounded in real comparables, not wishful multiples.
Discreet, targeted outreach
We package the business, market on a no-names basis, and take it to a qualified buyer network across Texas and beyond.
The deepest buyer pool, screened
Private equity roll-ups, family offices, search funds, SBA operators, strategic buyers, and Mexican investors. We qualify each for fit and funding before disclosing details, and gate financials behind an NDA.
From LOI to funded
We manage offers, diligence, and closing mechanics, and coordinate counsel where real property is involved.
Finance and compliance in-house
Quality-of-earnings and compliance support from the Greenridge group help your numbers hold up under scrutiny.
A clean transition
We help structure transition terms so the business, your team, and your legacy land well.
More buyers, more sellers, lower fees.
The deepest buyer pool in South Texas
Private equity roll-ups and platform acquirers, family offices, search funds, SBA-backed operators, strategic buyers, and investors from Monterrey, Reynosa, and Matamoros. Your business goes to all of them, not just a listing site.
Off-market deal flow for buyers
We research every owner-operated business in a sector and run structured outbound campaigns to reach owners before they list. Buyers see deals nobody else is showing.
Every deal underwritten like a PE deal
Each engagement runs through Underridge, the underwriting platform our own engineers built: a cited valuation memo, a model, and the risks a buyer will find, before they find them.
Lower fees, nothing upfront
A flat 10% fee with a $10,000 minimum, sell-side or buy-side. No retainer, no monthly work fee. Many large brokerages charge 10% to 12% with $20,000 minimums.
Banking, legal, accounting, real estate
In-house counsel with SEC and FINRA experience, a private-equity CFO, licensed real estate, and engineering. Nothing gets referred out and lost.
Twelve people, not one broker
Partners, deal operations, product, engineering, and legal, based in McAllen and bilingual. A real team works your deal every week until it closes.
Sell your business, by industry
Free guides for Rio Grande Valley owners, one per industry: who buys, what raises and lowers your price, how deals are priced, the licenses that decide whether a sale closes, a prep checklist and a sale-readiness scorecard. Last reviewed November 12, 2026.
Healthcare
How to sell a home health, hospice or PAS agency in the Rio Grande Valley
How to sell an ABA, behavioral health or pediatric therapy practice in the Rio Grande Valley
How to sell your dental practice to a DSO in the Rio Grande Valley
Home and building services
How to sell a pest control business in the Rio Grande Valley
How to sell a commercial HVAC or mechanical contractor in the Rio Grande Valley
How to sell a residential HVAC, plumbing or electrical company in the Rio Grande Valley
Professional services
How to sell an insurance agency in the Rio Grande Valley
How to sell a CPA or accounting firm in the Rio Grande Valley
Cross-border logistics
How to Sell a Cross-Border Trucking or Drayage Company in the Rio Grande Valley
How to Sell a Customs Brokerage or Freight Forwarder in the Rio Grande Valley
How to Sell a Warehouse, 3PL or Cold Storage Business in the Rio Grande Valley
Distribution, ag and auto
How to Sell a Fresh Produce Importer or Distributor in the Rio Grande Valley
How to Sell a Propane or Fuel Distribution Business in the Rio Grande Valley
How to Sell a Citrus, Farming, Grain or Irrigation Business in the Rio Grande Valley
How to Sell a Building Products Distributor or Lumber Yard in the Rio Grande Valley
How to Sell a Tire Shop or Auto Repair Business in the Rio Grande Valley
Licensed or border business? Know the transfer rules first.
Some sales fail on a license, a federal number or the buyer's loan, not on price. Read the guide for your business before you sign a letter of intent.
Selling a home health or hospice agency in Texas
Selling a pharmacy in Texas
Selling a customs brokerage on the Texas border
Selling a cross-border trucking company
The SBA citizenship rule and your buyer
Closing-risk guides hub
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