Independent commercial diligence on the salon you’re thinking about buying. Three sections evaluating location and market, operations and lease, and financial posture—built from sixteen years inside the nail and beauty industry. We work for you, behind the scenes. The seller never sees us.
Whether the salon’s foot traffic, demographics, and competitive position justify what the seller is asking.
What you’re really inheriting beyond the books—the equipment, the team, the customers, the lease, and the relationships.
A commercial review of the books to find the real revenue, the real margin, and the defensible price range.
You walk us through the salon you’re considering, what you know, and what you don’t. We tell you whether the evaluation is the right move—or whether you should walk away before paying us anything.
One-page letter with scope, fee, and turnaround. Sign electronically, pay $2,250 deposit by ACH or wire. Work begins on receipt; the remaining $2,250 is invoiced on delivery of the diligence report.
Cancellation: If you cancel before we’ve begun substantive work (typically within two business days of providing intake materials), the deposit is refunded less a $150 administrative fee covering intake and engagement setup. Once we’ve started substantive work, the deposit is non-refundable. Once the diligence report has been delivered, the balance is due regardless of subsequent events.
Planning a refresh on the acquired space? We offer Design & Drafting as a standalone service—floor plans, MEP coordination, 3D rendering, and permit submission coordination. Pricing custom-quoted per project. Currently available for Louisiana and Texas nail salon projects. Ask during your strategy call.
You collect what the seller has provided—P&Ls, lease, equipment lists, customer counts, listing details—and send it to us. We never contact the seller directly. Anything we need that you don’t have, you ask the seller for. We coach you on what to ask.
We work through all three sections and produce the diligence report within 14 business days of receiving complete intake. Longer than LOI Strategy because financial review and operational verification take time.
We walk through the verdict together. Where we’d push the seller. Where we’d walk. What price we’d defend. What to ask your attorney before signing the purchase agreement.
You take the report and the talking points. You negotiate with the seller. Your attorney drafts the purchase agreement. We’re available for follow-up questions for 14 days—but the deal is yours to close.
You walk into negotiations looking like you did your own homework. We work behind the scenes—reviewing the financials, evaluating the location, and verifying the operations—so you negotiate from a position of clarity, not the seller’s pitch. No emails, no calls, no introductions. we do not represent you to the seller in any formal capacity.
$2,250 deposit · $2,250 on delivery
Important Notice
Senofy is not a law firm and does not provide legal services. Our analysis is strategic and operational in nature. Clients should consult a licensed attorney for legal review, document drafting, and contract negotiation.
Thirty minutes. No pitch. We’ll tell you whether the evaluation is the right move—or whether the salon you’re looking at is one we’d walk away from.
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