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Eric D. Brotman has met plenty of older financial advisers who have decided against selling their firms because they don't think that they will get a good price.

Eric D. Brotman has met plenty of older financial advisers who have decided against selling their firms because they don't think that they will get a good price.

“They can't retire,” said Mr. Brotman, president of Brotman Financial Group Inc. “They know they won't get fair

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