What number of days are you seeing as standard for Due Diligence?

by a searcher from Northeastern University

2 years ago

Specifically for franchise resales. We're seeing anything from 30 days to up to 90. Curious to hear what others have used in their own deals. 

Thank you.

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searcher from ESADE - ESADE Business School

B2B DD are usually easier than B2C. Better to have time to review everything well than to ran out of time and have to manage delays with sellers. Be cautious and try to earn as much time as you can to review everything in depth

2 years ago | like reply | 2 likes

searcher

Be careful not to make the due diligence period too short. You cannot control how quickly certain items are "provided" to you. If something isn't readily available by the seller, that delay will result in a rushed scenario on the buyer's end.

2 years ago | like reply | 2 likes

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