*This post is presented in partnership with SMART Financial Operations LLC

There are a number of reasons to sell a pawn business. Perhaps you’re ready to retire and you don’t have someone to pass it onto, or you’re just ready to move on from the industry but don’t want to see what you’ve built shuttered up and vacant. I’ve been in this business for over 30 years, and have been involved in several hundred purchases and sales of pawn stores, both as the purchaser and the seller. There’s a lot that goes into the sale of a pawn business, and not all of it has to do with numbers. Preparing your shop for sale is a lot like getting a house ready for a showing. The numbers are just a part of the equation, because the details can really make or break a sale.

I know what it’s like to work hard, serve the customer, and build a team, and I also know what it takes to successfully prepare a pawn shop to sell. You can dramatically increase the value of your business with a few simple steps:

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