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Let’s face it. The only way to get rich is to own a business. This group teaches you how to buy a business, sell a business & raise money for one.

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Want to work as an Acquisitions.com advisor?
I'm opening a small number of spots for people who want to become Acquisition Advisors. You'll connect buyers with sellers, get plugged into the AI-powered rollups we're building, and get a behind-the-scenes look at an operation that's done $1B+ in transactions. This is not a course where you watch videos and hope something happens. You’ll operate under the Acquisitions.com brand and use our: - Buyer lead-generation system - Sales scripts and call training - AI-powered deal sourcing platform - VA support and outreach SOPs - Deal analysis and offer templates - Funding, diligence, and transaction partners - Weekly support while you work with clients Your job is simple, but not easy: 1. Speak with qualified business buyers 2. Help them define what they want to acquire 3. Find and evaluate acquisition opportunities 4. Guide them toward an offer and closing As an Advisor you'll typically charge a retainer upfront, then may earn additional fees when a client closes on a deal and funding is completed. Results depend on your effort, skill, market, client quality, transaction structure, and applicable laws. This is a fit if you: - Can communicate confidently with business owners - Want a high-ticket business skill instead of another side-hustle gimmick - Are willing to get on calls and follow a proven process - Have the financial capacity to invest in launching this businessproperly - Want to build deal-making experience without buying or operating a business This is not passive income. You do not get paid for being interested. You get paid for taking calls, serving clients, and moving deals forward. I’m only speaking with serious candidates because territories and onboarding capacity are limited. Comment “ADVISOR” below or DM me “ADVISOR” and I’ll send you the details. If it looks like a fit, we’ll book a short call and determine whether you qualify. No hype. Guaranteed income. A real advisory business model and a way to get into the acquisitions space from the back door with real work, and a clear proven process that is responsible to more than $1bil in transactions.
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Seems too good to be true?
Laundromat
I am a realtor with an Off market Raleigh, NC laundromat for sale with cash flowing tenant NNN. It rents for $9411 monthly. Owner is asking $785k.
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Do the math. If you put 10% down, you have a loan of $710k likely at a 9.5% interest rate. Most lenders require a term that is slightly shorter than whatever the duration of the loan is. So If the tenant has signed a 10 year lease, with 9 years left, you can expect a term of about 7 years. So your lender will give you a 7/20 loan, meaning the term of the loan is 7 years, and it amortizes like a 20 year loan. So your payment will be based on a 20 year amortizing schedule, but at year 7 you must either extend, or refinance the loan. Lenders also want to see at least a 1.25 DSCR. If the tenant is paying $9,411 your loan payment is going to be something like $6,618. Giving you margin of about $2,793 monthly after the loan. That is a DSCR of about 1.42. You're going to have fairly low costs after that loan, given it's a NNN lease, but expect to spend between $500-$900 monthly for a laundromat. Leaving you with around $2k in net cashflow. Is that a good deal? Only you can answer that question for yourself. Is $2k/month enough for you to deal with the tenant and the environmental risk? Are you ok with getting a new loan or renegotiating with the tenant after their lease is up and then renegotiating with the bank? Are you ok with finding a new laundromat tenant? Or running one yourself? That's the dance ;)
Paid Side Job Opportunity — Looking for a Long-Term Business Partner (2~3 hours per days)
I’m looking to connect with someone in the U.S. who is interested in a long-term business collaboration. This is a paid opportunity with stable monthly income. No coding or technical background needed. What matters more to me is simple: good communication, reliability, and being serious about working together long term. I’m a senior software engineer with over 10 years of experience. I’d like to build a strong connection with someone in the U.S. who can work with me from the business side. Canada, UK, and Australia are also welcome. Nothing complicated at the beginning. If this sounds interesting, just send me a message. We can have a casual conversation first and see if there’s a good fit. TG : @moonrunner44
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Yikes, a secret telegram channel to discuss a vague business opportunity? This sounds like a scam.
God Bless
As a millionaire living my best life, I'm giving $30k to the first 20 people who message me 'grace.' I understand that many people are struggling with bills, and I want to help reduce that burden.
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If it seems too good to be true, it's usually too good to be true.
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