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Established Agricultural Equipment Dealership and Repair Center
Confidential opportunity to acquire an established agricultural equipment dealership and repair operation serving agricultural customers throughout the Upper Midwest. The company combines whole-goods equipment sales with recurring parts and service revenue, providing a balanced operating model that is less dependent on new-equipment transactions alone. Ownership has built a regional presence for fifteen years and is retiring. The dealership sells two tractor lines, plus short-line equipment, loaders, attachments, accessories, replacement parts, and support products. Its service department repairs tractors and farm machinery in the shop and through field service calls. Technicians inspect incoming equipment, determine required parts and repairs, complete work from formal work orders, and coordinate with office personnel for invoicing. The parts counter also serves customers needing components, accessories, and maintenance items without a repair appointment. No customer represents more than ten percent of revenue. The business has developed demand through its regional reputation, referrals, repeat service needs, parts sales, social media, and regional online listings. Agricultural cycles, weather, equipment availability, tariffs, and customer capital-spending decisions can affect the timing of tractor and equipment sales. The recurring service and parts segments provide important revenue and margin support during periods when whole-goods sales slow. Trailing-twelve-month revenue through August 2026 was approximately $2.18 million, compared with approximately $1.41 million in 2025. The most recent twelve-month period generated approximately $917,000 of gross profit, a gross margin of about 42 percent, and adjusted EBITDA of approximately $403,000 after deducting an estimated market-rate replacement operator expense. Service revenue exceeded $530,000, the highest period reviewed. Detailed financials will be available to qualified buyers after execution of a confidentiality agreement. The eight-person team includes five full-time and three part-time employees. The staff supports sales, parts, service, accounting, receivables, work orders, marketing, maintenance, and shop assistance. Both owners currently work full time. One owner leads sales and assists with parts and service, while the other manages accounting. Existing personnel are expected to remain with a new owner, although a buyer should plan to replace or absorb the owners' responsibilities following the transition. The business operates from an approximately 5,500-square-foot facility on a fenced commercial lot. The property includes a loading dock, overhead bridge crane, heated floors, air conditioning, mezzanine storage, and a separate storage building. The real estate is offered separately and may be purchased or leased from ownership. A buyer may purchase the operating location or lease. The sale is expected to include the dealership's furniture, computers, parts shelving, business equipment, shop tools, diagnostic equipment, pressure-washing and parts-cleaning systems, welding and torch equipment, splitting stands, specialty tools, forklifts, and a service vehicle equipped with an air compressor, hoist, and toolboxes. Personal tools belonging to the owners or technicians are excluded. New and used tractors, parts, attachments, and other inventory will be addressed through a closing inventory count and mutually acceptable transaction terms. The ideal buyer may be an agricultural equipment dealer, tractor dealership, rural equipment platform, parts and service operator, strategic acquirer, or experienced owner-operator. Manufacturer approval and the transfer or replacement of dealer agreements will require buyer diligence. The sellers are willing to provide transition assistance covering customer relationships, equipment sales, parts purchasing, service processes, accounting, and operations.
Agricultural Equipment Manufacturer
Central Ohio manufacturing business that produces specialized equipment used in livestock and agricultural operations and has developed a strong reputation for quality within its niche market. The company sells primarily through an established dealer network across multiple states and benefits from repeat customers and long-standing industry relationships. Operations are supported by an experienced team and a well-equipped manufacturing and fabrication facility with room to expand production. A new owner could grow the business by expanding dealer coverage, increasing marketing efforts, or further developing the product line. The real estate used by the business is also available for purchase separately through Beau Quest Realty.
Established Central Illinois Winery & Vineyard with Tasting Room
Unique opportunity to acquire a fully operational Illinois winery with an established brand, extensive wine-production infrastructure, tasting room, vineyard, wholesale distribution, wine club, direct-to-consumer sales and significant finished and in-process inventory. The business operates through multiple sales channels including retail tasting-room sales, wholesale distribution and shipping. The winery currently maintains Illinois winery, shipping, manufacturing, self-distribution and retail licensing, along with its county liquor license. Unlike starting a winery from the ground up, a purchaser can acquire an operating platform with production equipment, tanks, bottling and processing equipment, established products, customer relationships, wine-club members, distribution capabilities, experienced staff and substantial inventory already in place. The winery currently has 100+ wine-club members and an experienced marketing/events director responsible for marketing, onsite and offsite events, festivals and administration of the wine club. The operation also has seven part-time tasting-room associates with an average tenure of approximately four years, providing an established customer-service team for a new owner. Significant assets & inventory The sale includes a substantial collection of commercial winemaking and hospitality equipment with an indicated fair-market value of approximately $115,920. Production equipment includes multiple stainless-steel tanks, bladder presses, destemmer, pumps, filtration equipment, corker, filler, laboratory/testing equipment, production supplies and related winemaking equipment. The bottling, pressing, harvest and analysis equipment alone carries an indicated value of approximately $30,000. Additionally, as of August 19, 2026, ownership reported approximately $140,000 of wine and cider inventory plus approximately $92,500 of product in tanks for a total of $232,500. The associated real estate is available for purchase and is included in the asking price. The winery property consists of approximately 5.48 acres and a 5,240-square-foot commercial building with tasting/bar areas, seating, fermentation/production space, storage and outdoor/open-air guest areas. The property also includes grape vines. A March 2024 commercial appraisal concluded a value of $701,000 for the real estate. For buyers who prefer not to purchase the property, a lease structure may also be considered. Growth & expansion This operation presents several avenues for a purchaser to increase revenue and improve profitability. Additional opportunities include expanded private events and weddings, increased live entertainment, corporate events, expanded food service, growth of the existing wine club, additional wholesale accounts, expanded self-distribution, increased online/direct shipping, increased utilization of the property and expanded regional marketing. A hospitality-focused buyer could also further develop the property as a destination experience rather than relying primarily on traditional winery sales. Employees The operation has an established team including a full-time Marketing & Events Director, seven part-time tasting-room associates and casual production/event labor. The tasting-room team averages approximately four years of tenure. Current ownership is actively involved in administration, sales, personnel management and winemaking, so a purchaser should anticipate replacing certain owner responsibilities or retaining appropriate production/winemaking expertise. Reason for sale Retirement / Ownership Transition After years of developing the vineyard, winery, product line, customer base and distribution channels, ownership is ready to transition the operation to a new owner who can continue building the brand.
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Interior Residential/Office Plant Maintenance Company since 1995!
Providing the Fort Lauderdale, Florida area with high-quality interior plant design and interior plant care services. Offering 40+ recurring customers a broad range of services that can elevate the visual and practical quality of the environments that they serve – and this is true of both residential and commercial environments. The indoor plant maintenance team specializes in designing and maintaining plant installations ranging from green walls to plant leasing and plant rental services.
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Strategic NJ Cannabis Licenses – Cultivation & Processing
Strategic Investment Opportunity: Dual Cannabis Licenses in New Jersey Step into one of the most lucrative and tightly regulated cannabis markets in the U.S. with this rare opportunity to acquire two active New Jersey cannabis licenses — a Class 1 Cultivator License and a Manufacturer License. These licenses represent a premium entry point into a state poised for significant cannabis industry growth. 🔹 License Overview 1. Class 1 Cultivator License (Tiered for Expansion) Permits large-scale cultivation of cannabis flower for adult-use/recreational sales. Eligible for both indoor and greenhouse grow operations. Offers the ability to scale as New Jersey opens additional market access. Currently in good standing with the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC). Positioned for immediate buildout or strategic relocation, depending on buyer plans. 2. Manufacturer License Authorizes processing and manufacturing of cannabis products including concentrates, edibles, tinctures, vapes, and more. Enables vertical integration and control over product quality, branding, and distribution. Complements the cultivation license for full supply chain potential. Ideal for companies seeking to develop proprietary products or expand existing SKUs into the NJ market. 🔹 Why This Opportunity Matters Limited License State: New Jersey maintains a strict cap on cannabis licenses, making new issuances increasingly competitive. This dual-license package is rare and highly valuable. Recreational Market Growth: With adult-use cannabis now legal, demand in NJ is rapidly growing — total market revenues are projected to exceed $2 billion by 2026. Vertical Integration Ready: Pairing cultivation with manufacturing allows for full control of your product lifecycle — from seed to shelf. Flexible Location Options: Licenses can be relocated pending CRC and municipal approval, offering strategic flexibility for facility development and zoning preferences. Operationally Clean: No existing debts or encumbrances tied to these licenses. Clean corporate structure and ready for transaction. 🔹 Ideal Buyers Multi-State Operators (MSOs) looking to expand their East Coast footprint with speed and regulatory clearance. Private Equity Groups seeking strong ROI potential in a high-growth, high-barrier market. Established Cannabis Brands entering the NJ market with production capability and product innovation. Entrepreneurs & Partnerships looking to build vertically integrated cannabis businesses in a limited-license state. 🔹 What’s Included Transfer-ready Class 1 Cultivator License Transfer-ready Manufacturer License Entity structure (if buyer prefers asset purchase or entity acquisition) CRC compliance documentation Guidance and support during license transfer process Optional: introductions to vendors, consultants, facility developers, and legal teams familiar with NJ cannabis licensing 🔹 Next Steps This opportunity is already drawing attention from qualified buyers and investors. Licenses like these — especially as a dual package — rarely hit the open market in New Jersey. Serious inquiries only. NDA and proof of funds required to proceed.
Illinois Craft Grower License Opportunity w/ Real Estate
Rare opportunity to acquire an Illinois Craft Grower’s License with accompanying real estate, providing a streamlined path into one of the nation’s most tightly regulated and high-demand cannabis markets. Illinois craft grower licenses are extremely limited, making this offering a valuable asset for operators looking to expand or enter the state’s thriving cannabis industry. The offering includes the license rights along with a property suitable for cultivation operations, giving buyers the advantage of securing both regulatory approval and a physical location in one transaction. The real estate provides the foundation for developing a compliant indoor cultivation facility and can be tailored to meet Illinois regulatory requirements and production goals. This opportunity is ideal for existing cannabis operators seeking expansion, MSOs looking to strengthen their Illinois footprint, or well-capitalized entrepreneurs ready to enter the market with a significant head start. Acquiring an approved craft grower license eliminates many of the barriers and delays typically associated with the competitive Illinois licensing process. Key Highlights: • Illinois Craft Grower License included • Real estate available for cultivation development • Opportunity to build out a compliant indoor cultivation facility • Limited-license state with strong consumer demand • Ideal for operators, investors, or MSOs expanding in Illinois Illinois continues to be one of the strongest cannabis markets in the United States, with billions in annual sales and a growing consumer base. Opportunities to acquire a craft grower license paired with real estate are extremely limited, making this a compelling investment for those looking to establish or expand a presence in the Illinois cannabis industry. Additional details available upon request for qualified buyers. PLEASE NOTE, this is just the license! This is not a cash flowing business. Real estate will be discussed directly with the seller.
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Big Tree Nursery is nursery and tree service provider
Big Tree Nursery is a nursery and tree-service provider, emphasizing locally appropriate large spaded and container trees together with the labor and equipment required to install, move, maintain and remove tree. Nursery sales, tree installation, tree care, grounds services, and seasonal services. Single provider for tree selection, delivery, installation and ongoing care. Capability to handle larger trees and specialized moves that require heavy equipment and experience. Residential, commercial and institutional applications across the broader regional market. Existing website, contact channels, and local municipal contractor-directory presence.
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Impressive 15 Acre Wholesale Tropical Nursery since 1993
15 acres of real estate included in the sale of this 33-year-old nursery business! Stunning facilities include greenhouses, shade houses, electricity producing solar farm and reverse osmosis water filtration system to produce gorgeous tropical plants! Many of the employees have been with the nursery long term. The customer base consists of a broadly diversified clientele. The nation’s leading Interiorscapers, Wholesalers, and Garden Centers. Low customer concentration risks with a geographically dispersed revenue stream, as customers are located throughout the US, Canada, and the Caribbean. No single entity represents a significant percentage of sales. The nursery prioritizes high-quality, friendly, and responsive customer service, fostering strong, long-term relationships with its customers. The nursery employs cultural practices to reduce negative impact on the environment. By choosing not to sell to mass-market retailers, the nursery is an attractive supplier for businesses seeking unique and consistent offerings. Commitment to loyalty, fairness, and consistency has built long-term customer trust, while the willingness to grow and innovate with new products and varieties ensures staying competitive in an evolving market. Seller is open to an employment agreement for up to one year. Farm Credit of Florida is an excellent option for financing. Members of Farm Credit of Florida are exempt from FL Doc Stamps and Intangible Tax, potentially saving you thousands of dollars.
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20 Acre Loxahatchee Nursery - Future Development Equestrian Use
Founded in 1979, Boyd Nurseries has become a major supplier of multiple varieties of shade grown Sansevieria, Dracaena, and Palms for the interior foliage industry shipping them throughout North America, Canada, and The Caribbean. Currently growing many varieties of Sansevieria, Palms, Dracaena & Flowering Trees. The 20-acre nursery is located on paved B Road in the Loxahatchee Groves section of Loxahatchee, FL. The property is 1900 ft south of Okeechobee Blvd & 1.3 miles north of Southern Blvd providing easy access. Zoning: AR, Agricultural Residential. Future use: RR-5, Rural Residential. Highest & Best use: As Vacant: Equestrian. As Improved: Interim use as a Plant Nursery and future redevelopment with an Equestrian use. Site improvements include 7 acres of growing area with partial ground cover and 9 acres of shaded growing area. These 16 acres are fully irrigated with an above-ground sprinkler system with 2 wells and pumps. 6000 sq ft steel warehouse/shop building is built on a dock-height concrete floor. The middle of the building has earthen ramps on the east and west sides that allow vehicles to drive through. Also, an aluminum modular residence containing 1,824 sq ft, a modular mobile home type office containing 960 sq ft), two aluminum storage sheds and a wood frame pump house/chemical storage building.
Prosperous Midwest Cannabis Operator For Sale
Established in 2019 by experienced cannabis caregivers and advocates, this Midwest-based, vertically integrated operator has built a strong presence in the regulated market. With a fully licensed cultivation and processing facility, the company produces a diverse portfolio of high-quality flower, concentrates, vapes, and edibles—distributed through a network of dispensary partners. Supported by a loyal customer base and scalable infrastructure, the business has achieved consistent growth, launched over 125 SKUs, and generates more than $1 million in monthly revenue, positioning it for continued expansion in the competitive cannabis landscape. This opportunity is ideal for strategic buyers, multi-state operators, or investors seeking a high-performing, turnkey platform with strong growth potential in a key Midwest market.