But it’s actually super simple: Ice vending machines. Let’s break down the numbers. 💼 12 machines included in the deal. Asking price: $330,000 That’s $27.5K per machine. Each machine works 24/7 with almost no help needed. Let’s talk income: 📆 Daily Revenue: $250 📆 Daily Costs: $7.85 💸 Daily Profit: $242.15 Per year? Revenue: $91,250 Costs: $2,863 Net Profit: $88,386 INSANE margins. 😳 But is it real? Let’s be honest. This depends 100% on location. Bad foot traffic = bad numbers. Seller gives some leads, but you still gotta hustle. What I like: ✅ No employees ✅ No office ✅ No inventory headaches ✅ Tiny 20 sq. ft. space ✅ Just plug into water + electricity No permits needed either in many areas. What I don’t love: – “Passive” still means work: setup, cleaning, refilling – Machines will need fixing sometimes – Big upfront investment But it’s scalable. Add more machines over time. 💡 Compare this: Buy 1 machine for $27.5K Make $7.3K/month revenue, almost all profit If the numbers hold up, ROI is fast. 🔥 Just 4-5 months to breakeven. This is why I love looking at weird small businesses: You don’t need a tech startup to build income streams. Sometimes, it’s just ice and plastic bags. Owner is moving on. If you bring some energy and good placement ideas, this can be a cash machine. Want to see the full deal info? Comment “ICE” below and I’ll DM you 🧊💸

The owner works only a few days a week, with a full staff handling operations. 💰 Financial Highlights: - Revenue: ~$1.1M per year (steady over 3 years) - SDE (Owner Earnings): $180K in 2023 ($200K in 2022) - Asking Price: $495K (includes $100K FF&E + $20K inventory) - Seller Financing: Up to 25% available - 🏥 What Makes This a Great Buy? ✅ Established 37-year track record with loyal patients ✅ Zero marketing – all growth is from referrals! ✅ High-demand industry with strong healthcare tailwinds 💡 Growth Potential: 📌 Add specialty services (cardiology, orthopedics) to boost revenue 📌 Website + marketing = more patient inflow 📌 Expand insurance partnerships to tap into a larger market ⚠️ Considerations: - Lease expires in 6 months – renegotiation needed - Margins are solid but can improve with better patient volume - Slight decline in cash flow from 2022 to 2023 🔥 Why This Is an Opportunity: The U.S. healthcare market is booming (19.7% of GDP spent on healthcare). Demand is outpacing supply, especially for urgent care & primary care services. 🏷️ The seller is retiring – this business is ready for a new owner! A great opportunity for investors, operators, or medical professionals looking to step into a profitable, semi-passive business. Want the full details? DM me or comment "Medical Deal" and let’s talk!

Luxury fashion, real stores, and real profits. Not ecom. Not hype. Real. 🧵 The market: Women’s specialty retail The business: A legacy luxury clothing brand in the Mid-Atlantic Been around since 1936 👀 Here’s the scoop: Retail is not dead — bad retail is. This company is a destination. Two premium locations. High-end clientele. Very loyal customers. The kind of place where people shop for experience, not price. The numbers surprised me: • $5.16M revenue • $692K SDE • $322K EBITDA • $1.495M asking price (plus inventory) • SBA pre-qualified + seller financing Pretty strong for brick-and-mortar with NO online sales. But here’s what got me excited… 📦 No ecommerce presence 🛍️ No ads beyond emails + direct mail 🧠 Owner still works full-time but says it’s not needed This biz is ripe for modern operator to step in and scale with digital. Clients are consistent — women 40+ with disposable income. T hey come for luxury experience, unique styles, and trusted service. This brand is the “go-to” in the region. Competitors like Nordstrom + Saks already shut down nearby. But here's the interesting part: Most retail today is either low-end or totally online. This business is in the middle: high-end, local, relationship-based — and still profitable. In fact, it outperforms peers in margins and customer loyalty. Team is solid too: Many have 10–20+ years tenure. Low turnover. Feels like family biz because it is — 3rd generation. Owner will train buyer for 1–2 selling seasons. Smooth handover.✅ Biggest opportunity? Modernize operations. Digitize marketing. Add ecommerce or even simple online catalog with local pickup. Customer base is already there. Biz just needs tech upgrade and fresh energy. Most stores look like this: • Stuck in old-school systems • Owner doing everything • No leverage from tech • Missing younger buyers This biz is same... but already making money. You fix a few things — it can explode. Here’s the play: 1. Buy the biz using SBA (as little as 10% down) 2. Improve marketing and digital channels 3. Grow top-line with ecommerce and better operations 4. Increase margins with systems and tech 5. Exit or hold for cashflow

• The market: Regenerative Medicine Clinics • The target: Patients seeking pain relief & better quality of life without surgery or medication. Here’s the breakdown: — If you’re looking for a profitable business in a booming industry, this might be your next move. Two clinics in Nevada generating an average of $4.3M revenue and $1.03M earnings (2022-2024) . The asking price? $5M. High-ticket sales model. Revenue per patient at the Reno clinic averages $10K (sometimes as high as $16K). The smaller clinic makes $2-3K per patient. That's impressive for healthcare services. What’s included? - Spinal decompression, neuropathy treatment, joint injections, mental health treatments, weight loss & more. - Established marketing engine and staff. - Unique protocols with high patient satisfaction. Why the dip in revenue for 2024?Overstaffing. They hired an executive who wasn’t delivering value & eliminated a low-productivity management role. Now, they’re running more efficiently, improving profitability moving forward. What’s exciting? - Mostly cash-based model. - Increasing insurance coverage potential. - Consistent demand and strong supplier relationships. Growth Opportunities: - Adding primary care services = Bigger patient base. - Scaling insurance-based treatments = More revenue streams. - Expanding proven marketing strategies to new locations. Owner is only working 10 hours/week on the business. Willing to provide training for up to a year for a smooth transition. Basically, it's already semi-passive. 🔥 What would I do? - Continue cutting unnecessary costs. - Boost insurance revenue. - Add more services and scale the marketing engine. - Consider renegotiating the $19K/month lease or subleasing the unused space. Would I buy it? Definitely something to consider if you want high revenue per patient, minimal competition, and huge growth potential. Comment “Medicine” below to get this deal info and others like it every week.

Well-established, licensed in NV, CA, & CO, and positioned for growth. Let’s break it down 🧵👇 🏗 Business Overview: 🔹 Specializes in excavation, grading, asphalt paving, & public works 🔹 Offers hauling, demolition, & commercial snow removal 🔹 Bonded for public works projects up to $1.3M 🔹 Established reputation in the industry since 2008 📍 Location: Based in Nevada, benefiting from business-friendly tax policies & strategic access to the West Coast. 📊 Financials: 📈 Revenue Growth: - 2018: $2.3M - 2020: $3.5M - 2022: $7.7M - 2024 (projected): $7.1M 💰 Profitability: - 2022: Net loss (-$74K) despite high revenue - 2023-2024: Major turnaround! $749K net income & $1.2M EBITDA 📉 What changed? COGS dropped from $5.3M to $2.1M in 2024. Efficient operations or just a one-time cost shift? Worth investigating. 🔥 Revenue Breakdown: - Residential Excavating (30%) - Commercial Excavating (25%) - Asphalt Paving (15%) - Public Works (15%) - Seal Coating & Striping (10%) - Other: Winter Snow Removal, Emergency Utility Work - 💵 Asking Price: $3.3M ✔️ SBA financing available for qualified buyers ✔️ Seller willing to provide training ✔️ Non-compete included in the deal 🚀 Growth Potential: ✅ Expansion into California’s highway projects ✅ Increased demand for asphalt paving in commercial & residential sectors ✅ Strong brand presence & diversified service offerings ⚠️ Risks & Considerations: - Financial inconsistency—need to verify cost reductions are sustainable - Project-based revenue—are contracts secured for long-term stability? - 28 full-time employees—potential labor & management challenges - This could be a great buy for someone looking to scale a construction business with a strong foothold in Nevada & beyond. Want to see the full deal? Comment "Construction" & send me a DM, and I’ll share the info memo.