Define the Scope
Identify what sells, what stays, what is leased and what requires title or ownership documentation.
Closing, downsizing or restructuring a business often creates a second project: turning equipment and operating assets into sale proceeds without creating unnecessary disruption.

Brad Olson Auctions can evaluate qualified business equipment, vehicles, shop tools, fixtures, specialty assets and inventory.
Identify what sells, what stays, what is leased and what requires title or ownership documentation.
Assets are grouped so buyers understand what is included and what they must remove.
Pickup terms, deadlines and access need to be clear before bidding begins.
Start with the business location, type of operation, major equipment, approximate inventory and the date by which the property must be sold or removed.

No. The schedule can sometimes be planned around ongoing operations.
Yes. Mixed business assets can be included when they fit the plan.
Clarify ownership and any liens or lease obligations before the asset is offered.
Pickup procedures are established as part of the auction terms.
Often. Online bidding can be especially useful for specialized equipment.
Call Brad with the location, major assets and deadline.