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Professional Experience
Real Estate Experience
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS, INC., KISMET MORTGAGE CO., (1975 to Present)
Responsible Real Estate Broker for firm
Real Estate and Financial Distress Consultant
Investor/Purchaser of over 200 properties in foreclosure.
Handled properties, which ranged from $50,000 to $2,500,000.
Originated and marketed Second Trust Deeds
Commercial Real Estate Brokerage
Business Brokerage/Mergers & Acquisitions Experience
KISMET BUSINESS BROKERS (1994 to Present.)
Brokerage of Small and Medium Size Businesses
Auto Body Shop Specialist -The #1 Brokerage in the World for Auto Body Shops)
Automotive Businesses-Auto Salvage, Auto Repair, Tire Stores, Transmission Shops, & Quick Lube
Expert Witness for Automotive Business Valuations
Restaurant Specialist
Business Byers Services: Due Diligence and Financial Analysis for Business Buyers.
Other Related Experience
Builder/Developer - Houses, Condominiums, and Apartment Buildings, 1977-1987
Marketing Consultant-Printing Brokerage & Mailing Services
Public Speaking
Real Estate Talk Show Host, KMNY, 1988, Weekly one hour show.
Real Estate Guest on Mid Morning L.A.
Multiple Cable TV Show appearances.
Candidate for 43rd State Assembly District 1993, 1994, 1996
Candidate for 37th State Assembly District- 2000
Business Lectures with over 30 public appearances
Lectures for SCORE - A Non Profit Organization to help small business people
Junior Achievement Lecturer to High School Classes with over 20 lectures
Paid Seminars on Sales to Pride Automotive, Paul's Golden Hammer, Expo Auto Body, Professional Sales Trainer
Series of 10 lectures on Buying Foreclosures 2000 – 2006
Featured Speaker at California Association of Business Brokers, 2007 on Appraising Businesses
Educational Degrees
California Licensed Real Estate Broker #00532830
BA, Business Administration, California State University, Los Angeles
Graduate Work, University of Southern California
Passed Certified Public Accountant Exam
Degree in Business Consulting from Hubbard Collage of Administration
Professional Associations
California Association of Business Brokers
International Business Brokers Association
Rotary Club of Moorpark
Building Industry Association of Southern California- Local Chapter President, 1980-81
Mortgage Brokers Association of California.
Toastmasters International- Local Chapter President 1995, putting it in 11th place in the World
National Association of Realtors
California Association of Realtors
Professional Consultants Association
California Avocado Society
California Certified Organic Farmers-Local Chapter VP 2000-01
Published Articles
Body Shop-How to appraise
Body Shop-Is this a good time to sell?
What to look at when buying a body shop
Business Brokering – An overview
Business Brokering – Why Kismet?
Buying A Business
Closing escrow on business buying
Closing escrow on business selling
Due Diligence – What you don’t know can kill you!
Finding a business
Finding the right broker to sell your business
How to appraise a business
How is the value of a business worked out?
If you don’t ask, the answer is always NO
Liquidated damages – What is it?
Sanity check – Buying a business
Selling a business
Why non-disclosures?
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How to Appraise a BusinessThere are many different ways to work out the value of a business. For the small to mid-size business, there are 3 main approaches that are used more than others. These are the Income value, Market value and the Asset value. Sanity Check - Buying a BusinessIn the business broker community there is a review process that helps a buyer determine if a business purchase makes sense or not. This check can be done by a Fortune 500 company where everything is figured down to the penny and takes 1000 hours of research or it can be done by a small main street shop buyer who figures it out in 1 hour. Each item in this review process requires a decision. This decision can be based on extensive research or just on a reasonable guess. Buying a Business - the BasicsBuying a business in today’s economic climate requires that you, the buyer, be on the ball, with regard to business basics. This economic climate, as far as businesses are concerned, is a sellers market.
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