Whether you are looking to start, buy a practice or even build a new facility; building a strong team of advisors is the most integral part of the process. Every team should include at a minimum a CPA and attorney, but depending on the scope of your project, you may want to also include a consultant, contractor, architect, lender, marketing team or a coach to help advise you along the way.
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This is such great advice and makes so much sense! I can definitely see how a strong team with loads of experience can benefit the legacy one is trying to leave behind. How do you ensure that you can afford this strong team when you are just starting a practice? Thanks @iwidensky
Emily, in todays environment most of the veterinary specific lenders will allocate funds for you to assemble this team and incorporate that into your initial bank note so you wont have to come out of pocket
Oh fantastic! Thank you for clarifying.