Group Home Real Estate: Sell It, Lease It or Keep It?
Group home real estate is often the second business inside an IDD company, and many owners don’t treat it that way until a buyer asks.
Group home real estate is often the second business inside an IDD company, and many owners don’t treat it that way until a buyer asks.
A nonprofit IDD merger is rarely about money changing hands. It’s about whether your organization, and the people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) it
IDD market consolidation isn’t a forecast anymore. It’s happening in plain view, through record deal counts, new private equity platforms, nonprofit mergers and one national
Private equity IDD providers now include some of the largest companies serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the United States. If you own
A supported living business valuation works differently from valuing a group home, even though both serve people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and both
IDD valuation multiples are the number every owner wants and almost nobody explains properly. You hear that a competitor “got eight times,” or read a
Putting an adult day care business for sale can mean two quite different things, and it’s worth separating them first. Some adult day programs serve
If you’ve typed “ICF for sale” into a search bar to see what’s out there, you’ve probably noticed most results are listings aimed at buyers.
Choosing between IDD M&A advisors is one of the few decisions in a sale that you make entirely on your own terms. Once you’ve signed
The best time to prepare an IDD business for sale is long before you’re ready to sell it. Most of the value an owner keeps
Two offers for the same business can carry the same headline price and be worth very different amounts. That’s what IDD deal structures decide: how
Ask ten owners who buys IDD services companies and most will name the one buyer who has already called them. That’s understandable, and it’s also