Company Broker Group is the leading business broker for selling businesses in Colorado. And company officials say there may never have been a better time for businesses to relocate to the Rocky Mountain State.

The company represents the owners of businesses large and small, from Main Street businesses to larger Merger and Acquisitions transactions worth many millions of dollars. Company Broker Group is currently representing the owner of a 49-year-old commercial radio and cable install company in Northern Colorado, which is on the block for $550,000. The seller, says the company, will carry up to $250,000 of the total sale price by asking for only $300,000 down, with the balance paid over time, from income from the business.

The State of Colorado, meantime, is being called the fastest growing and strongest economy in the United States, according to Money.MSN.com and Business Insider.

Economic forecasts that had predicted Colorado would be adding some sixty-one thousand jobs during 2014 have upgraded that prediction, and now say there could be as many as sixty-eight thousand net new jobs. That comes from the University of Colorado's Colorado Business Economic Outlook, a closely watched economic forecast for the state. The forecast notes that natural resources and mining in the state is increasing at a ten percent annual rate, which is the fastest of any sector, and could translate to about 1,400 more jobs that originally predicted.

Since 1993 Company Broker Group has sold more than three hundred businesses in nearly all industries, including business services, construction, manufacturing, technology, internet-based, truck repair and automotive, wholesale and distribution, road work and paving, telecom and cable installation, fire and water damage, light industrial, business to business, and other professional service businesses. The firm pledges to aggressively represent the interests of each of its clients, and to sell their business quickly and quietly and at or above the full sales price.

The company says that experience has taught them three things: business sellers want to close on the transaction as soon as possible, and with the more favorable terms possible. They want an experienced and qualified buyer with strong finances. And finally, the want complete confidentiality about the pending sale, so that the day to day operations of their business is not affected the transaction.