Question 1

What types of businesses do you acquire?

Accepted Answer

We acquire and invest in privately held businesses across three primary sectors: behavioral health services (outpatient mental health, substance abuse treatment, IOPs, counseling, and psychiatric practices), consumer health & beauty products (beauty, skincare, personal care, and DTC health brands), and automotive services (general repair, collision, towing, fleet maintenance, and quick lube operations). We also review select opportunities outside these verticals where the fundamentals and strategic fit are compelling.

Question 2

Do you work with business brokers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We welcome introductions from business brokers, M&A advisors, investment bankers, and other professional intermediaries. We treat all brokered opportunities with the same confidentiality and professional review as direct owner submissions. We do not charge commissions — we are a principal buyer and investor.

Question 3

What size businesses do you review?

Accepted Answer

We typically review businesses with $1 million to $10 million in annual revenue, $350,000 or more in EBITDA, and $500,000 or more in seller's discretionary earnings (SDE). These are guidelines rather than rigid rules — we encourage introductions to businesses that sit slightly outside these parameters where the fundamentals, management, or strategic context warrant a closer look.

Question 4

Do you acquire businesses nationwide?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Advanced Acquisitions Group reviews acquisition and investment opportunities across the entire United States. Our evaluation process is designed to work efficiently with business owners, brokers, and advisors regardless of location.

Question 5

Are you a business brokerage?

Accepted Answer

No. Advanced Acquisitions Group is a principal acquirer and investor. We do not list businesses for sale, represent sellers, or earn commissions. We commit our own capital and operational attention to the businesses we acquire. We are on the buy side of every transaction we pursue.

Question 6

How does the evaluation process work?

Accepted Answer

Our process begins with a confidential opportunity review, followed by preliminary financial and operational analysis, management discussions, comprehensive business evaluation, due diligence, transaction structuring, and closing with transition planning. Each step is conducted with institutional discipline and respect for the seller's objectives and the business's legacy.

Question 7

What information should I provide?

Accepted Answer

For an initial review, we typically request a brief summary of the business (industry, location, revenue, earnings), the ownership structure, and the owner's objectives for the transaction. If you are a broker, a summary teaser or confidential information memorandum is sufficient to begin. All information is treated as strictly confidential.

Common questions about acquisitions and investments.

Speak directly with our team.

Submit a confidential opportunity.