Exit Starts at Entry: Design Your Finish Before You Begin

Neerja Kwatra
Oct 29
1 min read

Every deal should begin with a clear exit plan. The way you exit determines your return.

Questions to Ask at the Start

What’s the ideal hold period?
What triggers a refinance or sale?
How does your financing align with your timeline?
What’s your backup plan if the market shifts?

The best investors plan their exits as carefully as their entries. Profitability comes from preparation, not reaction.

Takeaway: The strongest exit strategies are written before the first signature.

This blog is for informational purposes only. It may not apply to your specific situation. Consult us for personalized advice.

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