Don't buythe story.
FutureWave Solutions underwrites small businesses for the people buying them, reviews the ones owners already run, and keeps the books, receivables and payables straight.
- Fixed fees, quoted in one business day
- Every number tied to a document
The listing said $185,000.
Here's what happens when we tie it back to the tax returns and bank statements.
What the books support $86,800
- Rent resets when the lease renews−31,200
- Owner works 60 hours a week, paid nothing−48,000
- "One-time" repairs that recur every year−12,600
- Commission income counted twice−6,400
Three services.
Fixed fees.
A written scope and a fee before any work starts. If the job grows, we ask first.
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Business underwriting
Before you offer or before you close. Earnings rebuilt from tax returns and bank statements, and a price the business can actually support.
$500+48 hours to 7 days -
One-time business review
For owners. Margin by product and customer, where the cash leaks, and a ranked list of fixes with a dollar value on each.
$2,000+2 to 3 weeks -
Bookkeeping, AR and AP
Books closed every month, customers chased before invoices go stale, bills paid on schedule with your approval.
$600/momonth to month
How it works
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Send what you have
A listing, a CIM, last year's tax return, a QuickBooks login. Whatever exists is enough to start.
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Get a fixed quote
Within one business day: a written scope, a fee and a delivery date.
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We work the numbers
Every figure tied back to a source document. If something is off, we call you that day.
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Findings, in writing
A written report and a call to walk through it. You keep the workbook.
Run by an operator.
We've signed the leases, made payroll and chased the late invoices ourselves. That's the lens we bring to your numbers.
Hardeep co-founded and ran a logistics company for more than ten years, then worked in corporate finance across auto services, manufacturing and hospitality. We underwrite other people's deals the same way we underwrite the businesses we look at buying.
We write it all down on LinkedIn.
Deal teardowns from public listings, the checks we run on every P&L, and what we learn from the work.
Send us the listing or last year's P&L.
We'll tell you what we'd look at first and what it would cost. That first read is free.