About
Roger Edgar is a Senior Business Broker at Sunbelt Business Brokers of Nebraska. He keeps client confidentiality at the front of every communication. He sees each buyer-seller match through to closing. He grew up on a family farm in the upper Midwest. He served ten years in the United States Air Force in computer technology. He consulted for two Fortune 500 companies. He also owned and operated two start-up businesses. His work made him Sunbelt's #1 business broker in Nebraska for 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010.
Who is a good fit for Roger Edgar
- Owners of closely held businesses who want a broker who has run two start-ups.
- Sellers who want education at every step of a sale.
- Buyers who need confidentiality in every communication.
- Buyers considering businesses in Omaha, Nebraska.
Active listings (0)
No active listings right now.
Frequently Asked Questions
Roger Edgar lists a countertop fabrication and installation business in Omaha, Nebraska. That Omaha listing carries an asking price of $400,000. He also lists a concrete cutting business. He works with clients from many different business environments.
Roger Edgar educates clients so they can make the wisest decision for themselves. He stays with both parties through every step of the process. He keeps confidentiality at the front of all communications. He works to complete each sale for the benefit of both parties.
Roger Edgar grew up on a family farm in the upper Midwest. He served ten years in the United States Air Force in computer technology. He consulted for two Fortune 500 companies. He owned and operated two start-up businesses.
Roger Edgar earned Sunbelt's #1 business broker ranking in Nebraska for 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010. He points to experience and hard work for that result. He now serves clients as a Senior Business Broker in Nebraska.
Roger Edgar works with Mary Carlsen as a broker team. Roger Edgar and Mary Carlsen worked with a buyer named Byron on two purchases. Roger Edgar noted the buyer's criteria after the first business did not fit. He presented a new opportunity three months later.