Watching the bottom-line is just as important as the top-line. For every top-line strategy to improve recovery, there are a host of solutions to efficiently execute a sale. By partnering with Liquid Asset, clients benefit from 50 years of strategic support that looks to maximize the overall return.

With thousands of projects professionally managed from inception to completion, clients have a trusted resource to manage their project so they can focus on their core business. Our 360-degree view absorbs the ever-changing variables and solidifies a strategic plan that looks to maximize the return in the most efficient way possible.

Contact us today for a free consultation on your project.

We all know time will be your friend or foe.

If time is on your side, we appreciate partnering with clients early in the process to help fine tune a disposition plan. Often clients will benefit from “not figuring it out alone” or wasting time and expenses on unproven paths.

If time is not on your side, lets roll up our sleeves and get to work. A typical sale can be between 4-8 weeks (between site visits, auction preparation, marketing, conducting sale, proceed collection, and asset removal). If time is limited, make the most of it. Contact us today to get visibility on solutions, quickly.

A general rule of thumb is that the more time you have, the better probability you will have to maximize recovery. The amount of time you have to work with can dramatically change the approach.

Auctions can be a cost-effective solution to conduct an asset sale. It provides the flexibility of being able to sell a range of different assets from a single or multiple sites, quickly.

• Live Auctions: Typically on site and conducted by an auctioneer.

• Online Auctions: This is the most common auction approach which uses 3rd party sites to maximize marketability to potential buyers.

• Private Negotiated Sales: This supports a discrete approach to an asset sale.

• Sealed Bids: Allows buyers to submit an offer on assets without disclosing amounts to other potential buyers.

• GOB Sale (aka Going out of Business Sale). This is typically involves a single or several locations closing completely. Depending on scenario, this can be a favorably way to increase recovery on remaining site assets.

• Ongoing Concern Sale: This supports the sale of a brand, division or company that is looking to continue under ownership.