A bargain price for an existing business is NOT a good deal for the buyer when the
A) seller intends to open a competing business in the same locality.
B) business is losing money.
C) neighborhood is deteriorating.
D) All of these are correct.

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All of these scenarios present significant risks or challenges to the buyer that could outweigh the initial appeal of a bargain price, making the deal potentially unfavorable in the long run.

A Bargain Price for an Existing Business Is NOT a Good