Restaurant due diligence in Atlanta is the phase where most Georgia restaurant deals are won or lost. This complete guide covers both sides of the table — what sellers must have ready before day one, what buyers must demand and verify, Georgia-specific liquor license rules, management agreements that bridge the license gap, the step-by-step due diligence process, and Savannah market specifics. From Jimmy Carey, Atlanta's Premier Restaurant Broker. Serving Atlanta, Savannah &

Most Atlanta restaurant sales don’t fail on price—they fail on the lease. Lease assignment and landlord consent often become the real obstacles after a deal is agreed. This article explains how lease terms, landlord approval, and buyer financing—especially SBA-backed buyers—can quietly derail timelines, force price reductions, or kill deals altogether if not addressed early in the selling process.