FAQs

Because sometimes, you’re not sure what to ask

What is Stallcup Group Inc.’s formula for a pawnshop valuation?

Once we initially received specific financial statements and reports from your pawn operating system, Stallcup Group, Inc. will promote all strengths of your business, from location, brand value, zoning/license restrictions and the productivity trends of your earning assets into a valuation estimate of your pawnshop(s).


Are there other factors that add value to my pawnshop valuation?

There are several indirect factors that enhance pawnshop value. Included are licensing availability or zoning restrictions; potential upside regarding other products not currently offered; location of the pawnshop; lease terms; and other intangible factors that are often overlooked.


What assurances do I have with regards to confidentiality?

Stallcup Group, Inc. provides Confidentiality Agreements to be signed by prospective buyers to ensure the utmost confidentiality regarding financial data, business practices and informal dialogue during the transaction.


What is the process and how long does it take?

Click here to receive a detailed assessment of our C.A.R.E. Closing process; steps, actions, and deliverables.

The entire process can take as little as six-weeks but in some cases significantly longer, perhaps three to four months from the time we receive the accepted letter of intent until closing. Various factors can include state and federal licensing approval processes and time of year initiated.  Another factor is determined by how current and complete the pawnshop’s financial records are kept.


What is my Tax Exposure after the sale?

A: Post-Sale Tax Exposure depends on several factors and having knowledge of the current tax code.  We work closely with your tax planner or CPA to provide the best possible outcome.  We engage our tax specialist affiliates who are current on all tax code changes and solutions to provide multiple options that benefit our clients before and after M&A transactions.


How and when does Stallcup Group get paid?

We don’t get paid until you do. There is no upfront retainer. We earn a success fee at closing based on a percentage of the sale.

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