Kevin Sabbides works with entrepreneurs who are interested in buying businesses or selling businesses. Each opportunity requires patience, listening, planning, and some serious math skills! Both days are happy days - buying and selling are milestones we can be excited about.

Guiding business owners and buyers through confidential transactions that preserve value, protect legacies, and create successful ownership transitions.


Once a legacy has been built, and many years have passed - now what? Kevin Sabbides and CRE Commercial Group work diligently to help ensure you have a smooth exit so you can sail into your next chapter in life!

Is It Time for Your Next Chapter?

Selling a business is rarely just about the numbers. It’s often the culmination of years—even decades—of hard work, family sacrifices, loyal employees, trusted customers, and relationships built over a lifetime. Whether you’re thinking about retirement, reducing stress, pursuing another opportunity, or simply wondering what’s next, the first step is understanding your options. Every successful transition begins with a thoughtful conversation.

Understanding the Value of What You’ve Built

Every business has a story, and every owner’s journey is unique. Determining what your business is worth involves much more than financial statements. Market conditions, operational strength, customer relationships, growth potential, and years of dedicated effort all contribute to its value. Understanding that value provides clarity, whether you’re preparing to sell soon or simply planning for the future.

CRE Commercial Group offers "Broker Opinions of Value" using standardized methods to help our business sellers plan their exits.
There are sellers of businesses and the ideal buyers to match. Kevin Sabbides and CRE Commercial Group will go to work as hard as they go to market for our sellers to help find the right buyer for their business.

Finding the Right Buyer for Your Legacy

The highest offer isn’t always the best outcome. For many owners, protecting employees, preserving customer relationships, maintaining company culture, and ensuring the continued success of the business are just as important as the purchase price. Finding the right buyer means honoring everything you’ve worked so hard to build while positioning the business for continued success.

Protecting Your Business Throughout the Process

Confidentiality is one of the most important aspects of successfully selling a business. Employees, customers, suppliers, competitors, and even family members may not yet know you’re considering a sale. A carefully managed process helps protect the value of your business, minimizes unnecessary disruption, and allows you to explore your options with confidence while maintaining normal day-to-day operations.

Kevin Sabbides understands successful outcomes and better decisions come from trust between our office and our sellers. Trust for us is a non-negotiable.
Each business is indeed unique. There are many moving pieces to manage for a successful sale. We comb through the details so we don't miss value.

Negotiating More Than a Purchase Price

Every business sale is unique. While purchase price is important, the right transaction often involves much more than dollars alone. Employee retention, customer relationships, transition support, real estate, inventory, seller financing, and timing can all play an important role. Successful negotiations focus on achieving the best overall outcome while helping both buyer and seller move forward with confidence.

Supporting You Beyond the Closing Table

Closing day isn’t the end of the relationship—it’s often the beginning of a new chapter. Whether you’re preparing for retirement, exploring another business opportunity, investing in commercial real estate, or simply adjusting to a different pace of life, having a trusted advisor who understands your long-term goals can provide confidence well beyond the transaction itself.

Kevin Sabbides is known to say friendships are lasting when forged through an epic journey together. All the planning. All the numbers. All the hours. All the paperwork. All worth it once the deal is done.