DRVN — Dealer Relation Valuation Network

Services

Eight kinds of work, one standard of discretion.

Few dealers need all of this at once. Most need two or three, in an order that only becomes clear after a real conversation.

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01

Valuation

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Know what your dealership and its real estate are genuinely worth today, not five years ago. We separate operating value from property value so you can see the whole picture clearly, and we revisit it as conditions change.

02

Succession planning

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Prepare the next leader, whether family or key employee, so the business does not depend on you being there. We look honestly at readiness, structure, and the timeline required to get there.

03

Partner buyouts

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Structure fair, clean exits when it is time for a partner to step away. We work through valuation, terms, and sequencing so the relationship and the business both come through intact.

04

Estate planning

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Align the value of your dealership with your estate so your legacy transfers the way you intend. DRVN — By McNulty advises alongside your attorney and CPA, not in place of them.

05

Family transitions

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Navigate the personal and financial realities of passing a business between generations. These conversations are rarely only about numbers, and we treat them accordingly.

06

Minority shareholder issues

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Resolve alignment and value questions among shareholders with clarity and discretion, so a minority position does not become an obstacle at the moment it matters most.

07

Sale readiness

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Position the business so that, if you choose to sell, you sell from strength. We identify what a buyer will see, what it will cost you, and what is worth addressing first.

08

Eventual sale

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When the time comes, run a confidential, well-managed process that protects value and legacy. Limited, qualified buyers. No public listing of your name unless you direct it.

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Where to begin

Not everyone needs all of this today. Which is why we start with a conversation.

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