
Buying a Business in Miami: What Due Diligence Looks Like
From Little Havana counters to Hialeah warehouses, a plain-language walk through evaluating listings and the red flags that should slow a buyer down.
The shops, restaurants and family firms holding down Miami storefronts, plus openings and closings.

From Little Havana counters to Hialeah warehouses, a plain-language walk through evaluating listings and the red flags that should slow a buyer down.

What it really takes to roll a truck in Miami-Dade, and where the profitable corners sit once the wheels turn.

Licenses, county filings and the order to do them in, minus the jargon.

On Calle Ocho, Guillermina Hernández still runs the open-air fruit stand she and her late husband opened more than six decades ago.

Ornamental plants, not fruits, drive the Redland's farm economy — Miami-Dade leads Florida nursery production on roughly 70,000 acres, much of it south of Homestead.