Your ownership guide

What is your next move?

Choose what you are working on. We will point you to a guide, a free tool and the relevant learning options.

Which stage fits you?

Buy it. Take ownership. Build repeatable operations. Prepare a handover.

A 51-second captioned introduction

Buy. Own. Run. Sell.

A narrated, captioned overview of the four ownership stages and the free working tools for each.

Read the introduction transcript

Buy. Own. Run. Sell. One business. Four stages. Practical education for the decision in front of you. Buy. Read the deal. Question the records. Compare buying with building. Own. Take the owner's seat. Understand the people, the cash, and your responsibilities. Run. Make work repeatable. Document recurring work. Define responsibility. Measure what matters. Sell. Prepare the handover. Clear records. Transferable operations. Evidence the next owner can review. Your next move. Start with a free working tool. Choose your stage. Get the resource by email. No account required. Results vary. Nothing here is financial, legal, or tax advice.

Courses and prices

Courses for Buy, Own, Run and Sell.

Twelve courses address different decisions across ownership. Choose a course for the work in front of you, or compare the actual coverage and access terms of a package. Every current price is here.

Which courses does Official Business Doctor sell?

12 published courses cover Buy, Own, Run and Sell. The catalog groups them by the decision they teach while retaining the Buying and Operating program packages, individual courses and current access terms. Every available product has its price here; planned courses are labeled in development.

Before you open a course you can have all of your money back, for any reason. Opening it delivers it, and after that the purchase is final. That covers the instruction. It does not cover whether you buy a business, because nobody can honestly promise that.

Focused packages

Two-course packages for the immediate job in front of you, with the matching tools included at full depth.

Business Search

Decide what to look for, then find and screen listings without wasting a season.

$300

$400 bought separately, so 25 percent less

Deal Analysis

Read a CIM line by line, then run the ten days of diligence that decide it.

$350

$400 bought separately, so 12 percent less

SBA and Financing

Cash, SBA and seller financing compared, then the first ninety days after closing.

$300

$350 bought separately, so 14 percent less

The complete library and individual help

Everything

Twelve months of access to every course written, every course added while your year runs, every calculator at full depth, and the Deal Room.

$3,500

or 3 x $1250, total $3,750

One-on-one ownership call

A 30-minute one-on-one call about your next move in buying, owning, running, or selling a business.

$100

Profit Driven Meeting

A focused 15-minute meeting on the one profit figure or operating question holding up your decision.

$100

1 on 1 Training

A 30-minute working session on one deal, from rebuilding earnings to debt cost and a defensible number.

$250

AI Walkthrough

A 60-minute walkthrough for putting AI to work in a business you own or are considering buying.

$500

Deal review

Forty five minutes on one listing you are seriously considering. Send it beforehand and the time goes on the deal itself.

$197

Market Read

Seventy five minutes on one address: the Decision Memo sent a day ahead, the map narrated live, and a list of what to verify before you sign. Credited in full toward a Location Report.

$397

Market research, done for you

The Market Scout tool gives you the number for any US address. These are the document and the hour of a person: a named analyst researches one address from public records and signs the result. Not for lender reliance.

Location Report

A twenty to thirty five page Market and Location Report on one address and one business, researched from public records by a named analyst and returned in ten business days. Not for lender reliance.

$2,500

or 2 x $1325, total $2,650

Owner Rescue Read

For an owner whose numbers have slipped: what changed around the venue, whether it is the area or the business, and the three moves the record supports. Returned in ten business days.

$750

Data add-ons

Feeds that lift a memo from the national baseline toward deep coverage in one place. Each one is provisioned after the order, not before: Provisioned after order, activated within 10 business days, refunded if we miss.

Permit and construction pull, one metro

Building permits and construction starts for one metro, pulled from a national permit feed and matched to your saved memos for ninety days. Provisioned after order, activated within 10 business days, refunded if we miss.

$149

Review velocity pull, one metro

Review counts and rating trend for the named operators in your memos, one metro, refreshed for ninety days. Provisioned after order, activated within 10 business days, refunded if we miss.

$99

Licence overlay, one state

Liquor licence and business entity records for one state outside Texas, layered onto every memo you run there for ninety days. Provisioned after order, activated within 10 business days, refunded if we miss.

$199

Packages

A package costs less than the courses inside it. The Library is a hundred dollars below buying both programs separately, so the only question it leaves is whether you want the operating half as well.

Buying a Business

All six buying courses, from first screen to funded close.

$800

$1,200 bought separately, so 33 percent less

or 2 x $430, total $860

Operating a Business

All six operating courses, from the first ninety days to the exit.

$600

$900 bought separately, so 33 percent less

or 2 x $320, total $640

The Library

Every course, both programs, and everything added to them later.

$1,300

$2,100 bought separately, so 38 percent less

or 3 x $460, total $1,380

Buy a business

Read the deal, question the records, and compare buying with building.

Read the buy guide · Start with a free resource

Finding your fit

Decide what you are actually looking for before you look, so the search has a shape.

$200

Sourcing deals

Where listings come from, how to work brokers, and how to widen a search without wasting a season.

$200

Evaluating businesses

Read a deal packet line by line and find what it leaves out. Includes the teardown worksheet.

$200

Negotiating

Work out where your leverage actually comes from, then structure an offer that reflects it.

$200

Due diligence

The demand list, and the framework for walking away. Killing a bad deal early is a result.

$200

Financing and closing

Cash, SBA 7(a) and seller financing, and the document package a bank will actually approve.

$200

Own the business

Take the owner's seat. Understand the people, the cash, and your responsibilities.

Read the own guide · Start with a free resource

The first 90 days

What to change, what to leave alone, and the order to do it in.

$150

Inheriting and leading a team

Key-person risk, the first conversation, and keeping the people who already know the work.

$150

Growth and replication

Find the room the previous owner never looked for, then work out whether it repeats.

$150

Recession-proofing

Test whether cash flow still works when revenue softens and a key employee leaves.

$150

Run it on systems

Document recurring work, hand it off, and put AI inside a process you can check.

Read the run guide · Start with a free resource

Systemizing yourself out

Document the core process so the business stops depending on you being in the room.

$150

Sell a business

Make the records clear, the work transferable, and the handover deliberate.

Read the sell guide · Start with a free resource

The exit

What a buyer is really comparing you against, and what makes a business sellable.

$150

In development

Listed so the catalog is complete. It is not written yet, so it cannot be bought and there is no date.

Building with AI

Validate a gap, build the thing, and find the first customers. In development.

In development. No date yet.

Which one, if you are not sure

  • A listing on your desk this week, and you want to read it properly: Evaluating businesses.
  • Still deciding whether to buy at all: start with the free course and the tools.
  • Under offer, or heading into diligence: Due diligence, then Financing and closing.
  • You already own it and the first ninety days are now: The first 90 days.
  • You want the whole path and expect to use most of it: The Library.

Results vary. Nothing here is financial, legal, or tax advice.