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Buy a Business in Texas With Confidence

You found a business you want to buy. Before you sign anything, have an attorney check for hidden liabilities, bad deal terms, and closing mistakes.

Over 500 entrepreneurs choose Surge.

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From $1,800 (0.85% of deal value, $1,800 minimum)

Example: a $500,000 business is $4,250. A $150,000 business is the $1,800 minimum. See what’s included.

Why Buy a Business Instead of Starting From Scratch?

1

Revenue From Day One

An existing business typically comes with cash flow already in place. You can focus on growing instead of surviving.

2

Established Customers

You inherit a customer base, reputation, and brand recognition that took years to build.

3

Proven Systems

Equipment, processes, vendor relationships, and trained staff are already in place and working.

4

Faster Path to Ownership

Instead of 2-3 years of startup risk, you step into a business that's already running.

How We Help You Buy a Business in Texas

Surge Law helps dozens of buyers close deals every year — from $40K service businesses to multi-million dollar acquisitions.

  1. 1

    Free Strategy Call

    We learn about your deal — the business type, price range, financing, and timeline. We confirm fit and outline your next steps.

  2. 2

    Due Diligence & Deal Review

    We use our comprehensive checklist to review financials, contracts, liabilities, and deal terms. We flag risks before you commit.

  3. 3

    Close With Confidence

    We draft or review the purchase agreement, coordinate with your lender, and support you through closing and beyond.

Flat-Fee Pricing. No Hourly Surprises.

We quote a flat fee upfront so you know what to expect, whether your deal is $40K or $4M. The price is the same for members and non-members.

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Business Buying Package

Asset or stock purchase, including a shareholder buyout

  • Due diligence review and risk assessment
  • LOI and purchase agreement drafting or review
  • SBA loan document coordination
  • Seller financing and creative deal structuring
  • Closing support and post-sale guidance
From
$1,800
0.85% of purchase price, $1,800 minimum, excluding real estate. Example: $500,000 deal = $4,250. SBA loan compliance add-on: $900.
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Is This a Good Fit?

We work with serious buyers who want expert guidance through the process. Here’s who we help most.

Great Fit

  • You’re buying a business under $10M and plan to operate it yourself.
  • You may be using an SBA 7(a) loan, seller financing, or a combination.
  • You want an attorney who has done this many times before and has a proven process.
  • You’d rather do it right the first time than save a few dollars and hope for the best.

Not the Best Fit

  • You only want someone to fill in a template purchase agreement.
  • You are buying real estate only, with no operating business.
  • You are comfortable handling due diligence and contracts on your own.
  • You need litigation or dispute resolution for a deal that has already closed.

What Surge Clients Say

Google reviews from Surge Business Law clients on startup, LLC, and business-ownership work.

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Justin Clay

Nov 2025

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

They put together step by step learning modules that take you through key aspects of running a business and they have made the process very simple.

Cassie Serrata

Aug 2025

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Matt and his team are knowledgable, friendly and efficient. They helped me get my LLC up and running. Highly recommend his legal services for any small business owner.

Mo Yang

Aug 2025

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

He wasn’t trying to sell me something I didn’t need, but instead gave advice that was truly in my best interest.

Buying a Business in Texas — FAQ

Can you help with SBA 7(a) loan deals?
Yes. We work with SBA-financed deals regularly and know what lenders require. We can also recommend banks that are easier to work with for SBA transactions.
What about seller financing or creative deal structures?
We handle seller notes, earnouts, and hybrid financing structures. Many of the deals we close involve some form of seller financing alongside traditional lending.
How long does buying a business usually take?
Most deals close in 60 to 120 days from signed LOI, depending on financing and due diligence complexity. Our process is designed to keep things moving without cutting corners.
Can you help with franchise purchases?
Yes. We review franchise disclosure documents (FDDs), help you understand the franchise agreement terms, and handle the asset purchase or entity formation.
What about a partner buyout?
We regularly help younger partners buy out senior partners. We structure these deals to protect both sides and ensure a smooth transition of ownership. If you are buying out a partner who is leaving an LLC, see our flat-fee partner buyout service.
Do I need a Texas attorney for this?
Having an attorney licensed in Texas who understands state-specific requirements is important. Our attorneys are licensed in Texas and handle business acquisitions across the state.

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