Yes, have attended their mastermind retreat a few years back and have been listening to their content for years. They have excellent content, and first got me thinking about the online business world. Easy to use platform, very easy to purchase as you have your funds in escrow essentially with them so you can make small deposits to view the businesses. It shows that buyers are serious and not just tire kickers, so you do get good response from sellers as well. A lot of US businesses, but also ma

They are a well regarded online broker. The only knock on them is that they charge a hefty commission so their asking prices can be a bit inflated.

I've worked with them for many many years (sold and bought with them). Overall, I'll say they're a solid company but I do agree with ^[redacted]‌ that their prices tend to be a bit higher than other brokers in general.

The main difference between them and other brokerages is that Empire Flippers is fairly process-heavy. With most other brokerages, you sign an NDA and you work with a dedicated broker to get your questions answered, etc. With Empire Flippers, you either pay a deposit o

I know these guys pretty well. Feel free to put time on my calendar https://calendly.com/kevin-278

They've got a solid reputation

They’re legit. Good reputation. They are active brokers despite the “online marketplace” element.

If you're the kind of buyer who asks about a broker's reputation and reads their terms of service prepare to be disappointed with the quality of assets they sell

Just bought a website from them. The deals are generally priced higher than you'll find on other marketplaces - they're trying to position themselves as a premium service and a market-maker.

The process was ok. You'll be dealing with an offshore virtual assistant to complete the closing. From my experience, n=1, it went relatively smoothly. I was surprised by how basic their technology was for completing the deal. It's all done in a Google Sheet.

Interested.

Interested in hearing about the result

Thanks again for the feedback above and for the calls everyone. I thought I'd provide some details on what I learned after speaking with Empire Flippers (EF) - bottom line: they have a good marketplace service and ethical reputation, so I plan to move forward with them.

First item to note is that you're buying assets only, except for the on-hand cash at the time of sale. This limits liability, but this fact should be factored into the purchase price accordingly.

Next, as Ujwal no

I took what I learned in this posting and applied it to this listing on Empire Flippers: https://empireflippers.com/listing/51935/

As a result, I'm looking for investors interested in the $8.4 billion daily fantasy sports (DFS) industry. A short 13-slide presentation can be viewed/downloaded here: Click to see a full definition here.

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