Business Brokers in New Hanover, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

MidStreet Mergers and Acquisitions

Business Brokers

Wilmington, NC

MidStreet Mergers and Acquisitions has advised businesses since 2001, focusing on companies with $5 million–$50 million in revenue.

  • Selling an established home services business
  • Selling a niche manufacturing or industrial services company
  • Selling a managed IT services company

The StreetSmart Valuation process typically takes less than two weeks from start to finish after initial documents are received.

Cornerstone Business Advisors

Business Brokers

Wilmington, NC

Cornerstone Business Advisors reports a 97% listing-sale success rate and prepares documented financials for SBA-financed acquisitions.

  • business owners preparing an exit years in advance
  • sellers seeking SBA-financing prospects for an acquisition
  • homecare agency transactions

Murphy Business Sales Of Wilmington

Business Brokers

Wilmington, NC

Murphy Business Greensboro offers business brokerage, USPAP-aligned valuation access, and national and international networks for business sales and acquisitions.

  • Owners preparing to sell a business
  • Buyers seeking businesses locally, nationally, or internationally
  • Lower middle market companies with EBITDA above $1 million

smoother, faster process

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FAQ

Do business brokers charge an upfront fee?

MidStreet says it charges no upfront fee and is paid when the client is paid. Fee structures for the other firms are not provided here, so confirm whether compensation is a commission, valuation fee, or another arrangement.

How long can a business valuation take?

MidStreet says its StreetSmart Valuation process typically takes less than two weeks after it receives the initial documents. A full appraisal or transaction valuation may follow a different timeline.

What credentials should I look for in a business valuation?

Cornerstone lists a Business Certified Appraiser credential and USPAP-compliant full appraisals. Murphy says it uses partnered professional appraisers working under USPAP standards.

Which broker is suited to a small business under $5 million in revenue?

MidStreet specifically says it is not a fit for businesses below $5 million in revenue. The supplied information does not state a minimum revenue threshold for Cornerstone or Murphy, so ask about their recent comparable transactions.