About Dealready Books
Built for the deals nobody was building for.
Deals packaged or underwritten
Packages created
Former private equity
Institutional finance and accounting
01The problem
The gap in the middle of the market.
Every year, thousands of Main Street and lower middle market transactions (business sales, SBA loans, capital raises) go to market on packages that can't survive contact with a buyer's accountant or a lender's underwriter. Add-backs with no documentation. Financials that don't tie to the tax returns. Data rooms assembled the week before diligence.
The diligence industry exists to catch these problems after a deal is under contract. Almost nobody exists to prevent them. Quality of earnings firms serve buyers at $30,000 and up; brokers and advisors are left writing their own CIMs in Word. There is no institutional grade option built for the pace and price point this market actually runs on.
Dealready Books is that option. We combine institutional finance experience with a production process built for throughput, so a $900,000 landscaping business gets the same rigor as a $50 million platform deal: documented, reconciled, and defensible.
Adjusted EBITDA Reconciliation
| Reported EBITDA | $1,412,000 | |
| Owner compensation normalization | +$310,000 | |
| One-time legal settlement | +$95,000 | |
| Personal vehicle expense | +$41,000 | |
| Adjusted EBITDA | $1,858,000 |
02The standard
What every package has to survive.
Documented.
Every adjustment tied to a source document. Nothing asserted that can't be shown.
Reconciled.
Revenue tied to bank deposits, payroll tied to filings, financials tied to returns.
Complete.
A data room indexed and gap checked before a buyer ever opens it.
Fifteen years of institutional finance and accounting, a private equity background, and more than two billion dollars in deals packaged or underwritten, applied at a price the middle of the market can actually use.
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