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They’re projecting $2.4M in revenue this year, with $500K in EBITDA. Let’s break down why this business is a hidden gem: 🦺 This company specializes in construction projects with government mentorship contracts. $1.7M of their revenue comes from these secure, long-term deals, ensuring stability. 💰 They’re on track to land a $6M contract soon, which could significantly increase profitability. That means major growth potential for a new owner. The business is well-positioned in New York, where infrastructure projects continue to expand. With established government relationships, they have a consistent deal flow and predictable cash flow. 🔑 Key Financials: - Revenue (2024 projected): $2.4M - Government contracts: $1.7M - EBITDA: $500K - Growth potential: Upcoming $6M contract 🔥 Opportunities for Growth: - Expand contract bidding strategy to secure larger deals - Streamline operations for better efficiency - Leverage government relationships for additional projects The owner is open to discussions, making this a great opportunity for an investor or strategic buyer. Interested? DM me "NYC Construction" if you want more details about this deal or others like it!

You might think it's just another trucking company, but it’s much more than that.Let’s talk numbers. 🚚 Revenue: $4,500,000Net Income: $1,750,000Assets: $6,100,000 (including trucks & land)Asking Price: $9,700,000 With a net margin of ~39%, this business is a cash machine. Breakdown: - 10 top-of-the-line Stinger trucks valued at $1.5M 🚛 - 1.6 acres of commercial property worth $4.5M 🏢 - A 5-year-old DOT/MC license valued at $100K 📄 But here’s the kicker:The property isn't just storage—it’s fully equipped with office space, maintenance facilities, and room for expansion. Growth Potential: - Add more trucks: each truck brings in $90K-$100K annually. - Expand routes or partner with more dealerships. - Leverage the Service & Parts Dept, which generates high-margin revenue, much of it in cash. Why I like this deal: - Strong asset backing - Consistent high income - Room for passive ownership if you prefer hands-off With the right scaling strategy, this could easily grow into a multi-state operation. Like this deal? Comment “Logistics” below to get more info on this and other deals like it every week.

You might think it’s just another café, but this one has real potential with the right owner. Let’s break down the numbers. 📊 Financials: - Revenue: $800-$1,000/day → ~$200K-$250K/year - Rent: $3,500/month + $328 CAM - Operating hours: Mon-Fri, 7 AM - 3 PM (closed weekends) - Employees: 4 part-time - Asking price: $115K + inventory - Lease expires: Nov 2025 (renewal needed) How does it stack up? 🔹 Pros:✔️ Prime downtown location near offices, transit & city buildings✔️ Fully remodeled, turnkey operation✔️ Strong local reputation with steady foot traffic✔️ Opportunity to add beer/wine license & expand menu 🔻 Cons:✖️ No weekend business = lost revenue✖️ Short lease term → New owner must negotiate renewal✖️ No kitchen hood or walk-in → Limited food options The Opportunity 🚀 At $115K, this is low entry cost for a coffee shop in a great area.But it needs a new owner to unlock its full potential:✅ Extend hours (weekends = $$$)✅ Expand catering & delivery✅ Upgrade menu with higher-margin items With the right strategy, this could double profitability fast. Would you buy this business? Comment Coffee" if you want the full deal breakdown.

Here's his story: This entrepreneur is Mohan, a podiatrist and ankle doctor with a passion for business. Mohan worked in a group practice for years, but he always felt the urge to start his own venture. After considering several sectors, Mohan decided to acquire a practice in his field of expertise. He found a deal through a broker, signed an NDA, and began the meticulous process of reviewing financials and performing due diligence. Most of the financing was done through SBA, which involved a lot of paperwork but was ultimately worth it. Mohan’s credentials helped him gain the trust of the broker and the seller, making the acquisition smoother. The seller was motivated to sell due to family reasons and a desire to retire after 30+ years in practice. The practice had two employees who stayed on, ensuring a seamless transition for Mohan. Mohan hired an accountant and a valuation expert on success fee to get an accurate value of the business. He structured the deal with 10% down, split evenly between him and the seller, with SBA financing the rest. Mohan emphasizes the importance of mindset. Believing in himself and committing fully were crucial for his success. The first few months post-acquisition were smooth, thanks to the seller's support and cooperation. Want to hear what happens next? I just released a 15 min interview with Mohan. 👇 Comment "Mohan" and I'll send you the link.