In this version of “Would I Buy This Business”, we have a highly profitable specialty electrical services company. So what does highly profitable mean? Let’s see. The asking price is 1.9 million. Gross revenue [1,093,695], so just under 1.1 million. Cash flow [622,944], so an implied profit of 56% or something. Which is, I mean,…
All right, in this of “Would I buy this”, today we’re looking at one of Southern California’s most profitable irrigation companies. The asking price is 2.5 million, gross revenue [2,495,392], and cash flow of 820,000. So about 33% net profit, which is a nice amount. Aerations Plus LLC premier provider of top-tier irrigation installation. Well-established…
In this edition of “Would I Buy This Business” we are looking at a brand new built car wash with real estate, newly established, hundred percent employee-run. So car washes are one of those classic businesses that people talk about when they’re looking at putting some of their money to work. I don’t know if…
In this version of today’s “Would I Buy This Business” is a luxury imported rug retailer and National Rug Service. I’m not sure what a National Rug Service is. Does that mean they sell online and you can buy it from anywhere even though it looks like they’re located in maybe the Seattle area? I…
Here is the next the latest and greatest “Would I Buy This Business?” so for today, we have a thriving multi-location tropical plant and ceramics retailer. Okay, so selling plants and the pots they go in, multiple retail locations. The asking price is 780,000. Gross revenue [1,376,921]. Cash flow [282,096]. So the price seems about…
In today’s version of “Would I Buy This Business”, we have a Southern California event and production catering company. This is interesting to me because years ago I bought a catering company, grew it, and then sold it. So it’s a space I know a lot about and knowing what I know now I wouldn’t…
Video Transcript: Alright in this episode of “Would I Buy This Business”, we have a commercial cleaning and janitorial business. The stats, the asking price is 1.2 million. Gross revenue of 1.361 million. Cash flow 424K. That’s a pretty good cash flow for this kind of business. Generally, once you get to a certain size…
So in today’s version of “Would I Buy This Business for Sale”, we have a tours and charters fun lifestyle. Well, that’s the heading. I’m not sure what the business is exactly yet. The picture is of a group of people galvanting through the woods. So alright let’s keep reading and figure out what this…
Alright, in today’s version of “Would I Buy This Business”, we have an established limo and coach service company available. so let’s look at the stats. For starters, they’re asking $2.9 million. Gross revenue is [$1,773,428]. And cash flow is [$554,825]. So it’s about 33% profit, which is pretty solid. And I’ve always thought these…
So in today’s version of “Would I Buy This Business for Sale”, we have an established general construction firm with established clientele. I can say right off the bat I would not buy a construction business. I think they’re a huge headache. But let’s keep looking just for fun’s sake to see what is involved…