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NOT YOUR TYPICAL TOY STORE – THIS IS A MUST-SEE OPPORTUNITY! Fast-growing and highly profitable specialty toy retailer with explosive social media presence and a fiercely loyal customer base in the heart of Plano, Texas. This store stands out as one of the hottest toy retailers in the entire DFW metroplex. Key Highlights: • Revenue: $1,400,000 in 2025 (sales have doubled in the last 2 years) • Profit: $295,472 in 2025 (profits have increased 2.56 times) • Growth: +28% from 2023 to 2024 | +33% from 2024 to 2025 • Rewards Program: Over 8,400 loyal customers • Google Reviews: Perfect 4.9 stars with 256 reviews • Social Media Reach: o 900 followers on Facebook o 3,319 followers on Instagram o 6,666+ followers on TikTok (one video with 2 million views) Located in the vibrant Lakeside Market, This toy store is a colorful, hands-on destination that stands apart from big-box stores and online giants. Families love it as a welcoming haven to spark creativity, foster learning, and enjoy real fun — all while stepping away from screens. From the Owners: “Our mission is to create a haven for children where they can step away from screens and into a world of hands-on exploration, play, and wonder. At this toy store, we’re more than just a shop — we’re a space where kids can play, learn, and grow. Our carefully curated mix of timeless old-school toys and today’s favorites encourages sensory engagement, builds connections, and creates lasting memories right here in the store and within our community. We believe in the power of a true local gathering place where families bond and friendships flourish.” This turnkey business enjoys excellent foot traffic in a premier lifestyle center, a passionate local following, and strong year-over-year growth. Whether you’re an experienced retailer looking to expand or an entrepreneur who wants a fun, purpose-driven business with real community impact, This toy store offers tremendous potential to scale even further. Serious inquiries only. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a thriving, differentiated toy business in one of North Texas’s most desirable markets.
Rare find on pristine Lake Cypress Springs in the prestigious, gated Eagle Point District. The property consists of four adjoining lots with over 300 feet of lake front and approximately 10 acres of beautifully wooded land. The property has a main lake front on Frog Bay within the enclave of Eagle Point. This should allow a buyer to place their home with a main-lake view or they could be separated for three building sites (the third would not be waterfront but water view). The lot is heavily treed and sloped, allowing for great views and breezes off the lake. The contiguous property is currently divided into four deeds. Three lake properties of approximately one acre each and one piece containing nearly seven acres. The three lakefront properties have sea walls already in place.
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Key diligence, valuation, financing, and transition considerations for buyers evaluating non-classifiable establishment acquisitions.
Deconstruct the revenue by stream before you trust the top line. Because these businesses do not fit a standard category, the revenue often blends high-margin recurring work with low-margin project work. Get the P.L. broken out by segment and assess each piece on its own merits before blending them into a single price-to-earnings view.
Map exactly what the owner does that keeps the pieces together. Multi-service and holding structures are frequently held together by the owner as salesperson, strategist, or relationship holder. If that role didn't exist after transition, ask yourself what actually survives the sale.
Anchor the valuation on earnings and assets, not industry multiples. Without a peer group, the median asking-price-to-earnings ratio of around 3.6 for this category is a rough anchor at best. Price from the bottom up: normalized earnings, net tangible assets, revenue quality, and transition risk.
Separate recurring, contracted, and passed-through revenue before you apply a multiple. Structurally recurring revenue deserves a higher multiple than project-or-bid work, which in turn deserves more than pass-through revenue that carries little margin. With over 1.8M of median revenue, the quality mix matters enormously to what the number is worth.
Diligence each operating entity or asset class on its own terms. A non-classifiable business may include real estate, equipment, contracts, and intangibles with different risk profiles and lifespans. About 19 percent of these businesses own real estate. Treat each material component as a separate diligence question.
Use seller participation to bridge the valuation gap that is inherent in this category. About 21 percent of these sellers advertise financing. When independent comparables are scarce and the business is hard to categorize, a seller note or earnout aligns both parties around actual performance after the transition.
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