It’s one of the biggest fears buyers have when acquiring a business...that the seller will vanish on Day 1, leaving no training, no transition, and a massive learning curve.In this video, we break down where that fear comes from, why the myth exists, and what actually happens in most small-business acquisitions. You’ll learn the three types of sellers you’re likely to encounter, what a normal transition period looks like, and how to legally protect yourself from a seller who wants to exit quickly.We cover:✔️ Why most sellers don’t disappear and genuinely care about a smooth transition✔️ The 3 types of sellers: helpful, available, and immediate exit✔️ What a 6–12 week transition usually includes✔️ How compensation, subcontractor agreements, and earnouts play into post-closing support✔️ How buyers can protect themselves with transition plans, incentives, and structured agreements✔️ When a seller’s fast exit is actually reasonable — and how to adjust the deal accordinglyIf you’re buying a small business — or preparing to — this is essential knowledge. The more clarity you have around seller participation, the smoother your acquisition and post-closing period will be.Get the tools, listings, and support you need to buy a business at www.villagewellth.com And don’t forget:👍 Like🔔 Subscribe👉 Follow us on our socials for more acquisition insightsWant more than just content? Follow us on all your favourite platforms: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/villagewellth/ TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@villagewellth.com LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/villagewellth/posts/?feedView=all