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Purchasing a Roofing Company

Listen in on my conversation with Matt Lentz, the new owner of The Roofing Company. This business was established by a completely different person and purchased by Matt, even though Matt had zero experience in the roofing industry. We’ll discuss his process for evaluating businesses for sale, contract negotiations on non-compete clauses, and how he has stepped in and earned the organization’s respect as their new leader.

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