We obtain financial information and operating organization of the business from the seller. Based on this information, we research for commercial intelligence related to the business, and develop an Executive Summary or Confidential Sale Document. While marketing the business, we publish outlines of the business, its asking price, cash flow, and its general location without indication of specifics. The published matter generates interest of the potential buyers. When an interested buyer contacts us for more information, we get him or her to sign a Non-Disclosure Confidentiality Agreement and buyer’s disclosure of minimum resources in support of business interest. This is the beginning of filtering out between lookers and potential serious buyers. We then send an Executive Summary and pictures to this interested buyer. If a potential buyer shows interest to see the business, and may wish to talk to the seller, we get the buyer to sign a ‘Letter of Business Interest’, for the seller to accept to show the business. The rest of the process then follows. A Non-Disclosure Confidentiality Agreement is a legal document, which, if breached, is enforceable in the Court for damages. This puts the buyer on alert.