Selling a business involves several key steps, including: 1. Valuation: Determine the worth of your business. 2. Preparation: Get your financial records and documents in order. 3. Find a Buyer: Market your business to potential buyers. 4. Negotiation: Discuss terms and conditions with interested parties. 5. Due Diligence: Allow the buyer to inspect your business. 6. Closing: Finalize the sale agreement and transfer ownership. For more details It's recommended to seek guidance from professionals like business brokers or consultants throughout the process.

Yes, it is a lawyer drafted document and both seller and buyer must sign it with notary.

Yes, you can sell your Trucking company. Selling a business involves various steps such as valuation, finding potential buyers, negotiating terms, and finalizing the sale agreement. It's advisable to seek professional assistance from business brokers or consultants to ensure a smooth and successful sale process.

First payment will be paid same day as transfer start, and the second one will be paid once transfer completed. (if we are doing bank transfer: second payment will be the same day once transfer confirmed by banker)

We do not transfer the DOT number. We buy the full authority including the company structure and we will just change the owner in full authority. It is the same as buying a trucking company with trucks.

Quotes are calculated based on information we collect from open online sources about this DOT and the company while considering current market rates. Once the quote is ready, it'll be emailed to the same email on FMCSA.

Quotes generated based on may factors like: Age, Inspections, Safety Rating, Insurance report, Freight-Guard report and others. Once quote is ready we'll send by email. And i have your email on file with FMCSA.

According to FMCSA: For corporations, partnerships and other business organizations, the USDOT number will remain the same when there is a change in company officials, address or other demographic information, and the corporation, partnership, or other business organization will continue operations as the same legal person/entity. In case of a change in demographic information, the motor carrier is required to file an updated Form MCS-150, Motor Carrier Identification Report, within 30 days of the change

Same day as ownership transfer completed under new owners name with FMCSA, State, IRS, RMIS. Usually takes 1-3 weeks.