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Jewell Restored Asset Management LLC is a residential property management company headquartered at 66 Buckeye Loop S, Midland, Georgia 31820, serving the Columbus, Georgia metropolitan area. The Company provides full-service, third-party management of single-family homes, duplexes, small multifamily buildings, and a multi-unit apartment property, earning recurring fee income on a portfolio of approximately 103 rental doors with combined scheduled rents of roughly $114,500 per month (approximately $1.37 million annualized). The Company operates a classic fee-based management model: a 10% management fee on collected rents, a $35 per-unit monthly administrative fee, $50 property inspection fees on designated homes, late-fee income, and ancillary charges. In June 2026, the Company recorded approximately $9,144 in gross percentage management fees across its two managed portfolios, alongside roughly $3,400 in per-unit fees and additional inspection and late-fee income, implying annualized gross fee-related revenue in the range of $110,000–$150,000 depending on occupancy, collections, and ancillary activity. Management is delivered through the AppFolio property management platform, with rent collected via AppFolio ACH processing, FLEX rent payment integrations, Section 8 / Housing Authority direct deposits (approximately $10,356 per month in housing-authority receipts), and conventional deposits. Owner distributions, vendor payments, and fee splits are administered through the Company’s Colony Bank general operating account, which handled approximately $118,700 of credits and $131,900 of debits in June 2026 alone — evidence of a substantial, active money-movement operation typical of a scaled management business. The portfolio is diversified across roughly 90 distinct addresses in the Columbus–Midland–Fort Benning corridor, with rents ranging from $369 to $3,125 per month (portfolio average approximately $1,122; median approximately $962). Occupancy at the June 2026 rent roll was approximately 82–83%, presenting an immediate lease-up opportunity for an acquirer: filling the roughly 16–18 vacant doors at current asking rents would add approximately $19,000+ of monthly rent under management and roughly $2,300+ of incremental monthly fee revenue. The opportunity is well suited to (i) an existing regional property manager seeking a bolt-on door acquisition in the Columbus MSA, (ii) an investor-operator seeking an established fee stream with embedded relationships with local owners, Section 8 tenancy, and vendor networks, or (iii) a real estate brokerage seeking to add a recurring-revenue management division.
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This is a rare opportunity to acquire a highly profitable, well-established sprinkler business located in a very upscale and rapidly growing suburb of Atlanta, Georgia. With over 25 years of history, the company has built an outstanding reputation for quality workmanship and dependable service, resulting in a loyal customer base of more than 6,000 clients and consistent repeat and referral business. The business generates over $1M in annual revenue with strong margins, supported by a balanced revenue mix of installations (approximately 60%) and recurring service and repair work (approximately 40%). This combination provides both dependable cash flow and ongoing income stability. Performance is trending upward, with 2026 on pace to surpass 2025, giving a new owner immediate momentum and a strong foundation to build upon. The company serves high-income residential communities where customers prioritize quality over price, allowing for premium pricing and healthy margins. There is no customer concentration, and operations are efficient, streamlined, and easy to manage. No special licensing is required, and no prior industry experience is necessary for a buyer with solid business or sales experience. This makes the business especially attractive for an owner-operator looking to step into a proven, turnkey operation. The current owners have grown the business primarily through reputation and word-of-mouth, with little formal marketing, creating a clear and immediate opportunity for growth through even modest marketing efforts. This business is primed for expansion and ready for the next owner to take it to the next level. Ideal for an owner-operator or strategic buyer seeking strong cash flow, stability, and upside in a desirable market.
This full-service RV dealership, located in Northern Georgia, has built an outstanding reputation and a strong base of repeat customers across multiple states and countries. The business specializes in the sale of new and exceptionally clean pre-owned RVs, reinforcing a long-standing commitment to quality and customer trust. Inventory includes every type of RV from towable travel trailers, ultra-lite units, destination trailers, fifth wheels, and custom park models from well-established, long-term manufacturers. The dealership has provided RV sales and service for more than 50 years and has demonstrated consistent year-over-year profitability, even through challenging market and economic conditions. In addition to vehicle sales, the business operates a comprehensive service division, including a 7-bay shop capable of accommodating RVs of all sizes, a large parts and accessories department, LP fill services, and mobile RV service. These diversified offerings create multiple revenue streams and contribute to strong customer retention. $3,500,000 of inventory and 10 acres of property included in the asking price. This is a deal of a lifetime. Signed NDA and Proof of Funds required before CIM will be sent.
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A pest-control, cleaning, or landscaping firm with recurring agreements is worth far more than one living on one-off jobs; get the contracted share and the renewal rate.
A few large accounts can carry — and walk with — the business; review the top customers, contract lengths, and cancellation terms.
In many service businesses the owner is the salesperson and the trusted contact; understand who holds the customers and the transition plan.
These are labor-heavy; understand staffing, turnover, wage pressure, and whether key crews stay.
Pest control, security, legal, and waste businesses carry licenses and obligations that may be tied to the owner — and some, like dry cleaners, carry environmental exposure.
Low-capital service businesses are easy to dress up; scrutinize owner add-backs, vehicle and equipment condition, and whether the margins hold.
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