Professional Advisor Inquiry

For attorneys, CPAs and accountants, financial advisors, bankers, and other relevant professionals

Use this form for a confidential initial inquiry regarding a business-owner client considering a sale, succession, business-sale pricing discussion, or ownership transition.

Aniss Cherkaoui, P.A.

Florida Business Broker & M&A Advisor

Aniss may discuss business-sale readiness, provide market-based business-sale pricing guidance, explain the business-sale process, facilitate transaction communication, and coordinate with a client’s existing professional advisors.

For a potential sale, a Broker’s Pricing Opinion (BPO) and Most Probable Selling Price (MPSP) analysis provides market-based business-sale pricing guidance. It is not a formal appraisal, USPAP appraisal, tax valuation, litigation valuation, or SBA-required appraisal. Learn more in the business valuation overview.

This inquiry does not replace the client’s attorney, CPA or accountant, tax advisor, financial advisor, lender, or formal appraiser.

Contact Information

Email

aniss@tworld.com
Send questions, business details, or preliminary documents for review.

Office Coverage

Serving Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and business owners throughout Florida.

Call

(305) 608-6761
Speak directly about timing, valuation expectations, confidentiality, and next steps.

Submit a Confidential Inquiry

Submitting this form sends your inquiry to Aniss for review and follow-up. It does not create membership or portal access.

Initial conversations are typically high-level and confidential; detailed documentation is generally not required. Avoid unnecessary sensitive client information, share only what is appropriate for an initial discussion, and obtain client permission where appropriate before identifying the client.

Information submitted through this form is used to review and respond to your professional inquiry. Avoid including unnecessary sensitive client information in the initial message. See the Privacy Policy for additional information.

Have Questions?

A confidential discussion does not obligate the business owner, the advisor, or any other party to pursue a transaction. If you have questions before submitting an inquiry, you may call or email directly.