Definitely. Some of our assets will also require your due diligence to make sure you understand the business and what you are getting. Unless it is just the transfer of a simple low price domain, it is best to speak to someone before making a purchase.

In the case of some assets, ie. domain names w/ or w/o websites, the seller may allow you to use the domain and site once your first payment is made. Most are paid off in 6 months. When the final payment is made the domain name and website w/hosting is completely registered and transferred to the buyer. The contract will spell out what happens if payments cease before completed, but generally you will lose the right to the asset and any money already paid.

If this is a high price item or complicated business deal, then it is HIGHLY recommended you get help. If it is a complicated, high value sale, we will also have lawyers and escrow agents involved.

If it is a simple domain name w/ or w/o a website, those are pretty straight forward and generally don't need legal assistance. But we will work with your lawyers to help you make a purchase of any size should you wish.

If you purchase the domain with website option, the seller will build you a BASIC templated Wordpress website appropriate to the type of domain name on one of your servers or hosting systems.

If you are leasing a domain and site on a payment plan, the seller will provide the website on their hosting server until it is paid in full. When it is paid in full, the domain and website will be transferred to you.

SOME SELLERS may offer an option to continue to host the website for you at a monthly fee if you don't want it transferred.

We sell domains, domains with existing websites, domains with new websites and some business opportunities. Some of these services are considered selling a business or business opportunity. Business brokers in Florida must be a licensed Real Estate Broker. In Florida, state law defines “real estate” to include any business enterprises or business opportunities. Real estate brokers are defined as a “person who, for another… sells… business enterprises or business opportunities or any real property.” Although there is no such thing as a “business broker’s” license we use a licensed real estate broker, Tanya Eldert, Helping With Real Estate Consulting LLC to handle the paperwork of the deals.