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Furniture & Fixtures
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Profitable Furniture & Design Business - 30 Years

NJ, US

Discover an exceptional opportunity to own a high-quality, well-established store in Northern NJ, now available at an unbeatable new price! This thriving business has produced an average cash flow of $250k over the last several years. Don’t miss out on this incredible deal—invest in success today! Owner financing available - 20% of the sale price. Key Offerings: · Furniture for home and office · Floor coverings · Lighting and décor · Custom woodwork and interior design services · Small gifts and seasonal décor items driving foot traffic An established online presence, coupled with an experienced staff, serves primarily residential and some commercial customers across the tri-state area. Loyal customers return for the quality and consistency of products and services. A robust website provides online browsing for larger pieces and online shopping for décor and gift items. Financial Highlights: · Consistently generates over $1.8 million in revenue annually · 7000 sq ft showroom with dedicated interior design space · 2025 sq ft nearby warehouse for receiving and fulfilling orders · Over $400k in assets, including showroom inventory, store/warehouse furniture and fixtures, and delivery vehicles The current owners, in place for 16 years, are ready to retire. This presents a perfect opportunity for a new owner-operator or business owners seeking expansion or diversification for an existing company.

$669,000Asking Price
$2,004,765Revenue
$235,573Cash Flow
Auto Repair & Service Shops
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50 Yrs. Prime Auto Service Location

Bergen County, NJ, US

For more than four decades, this Auto Service in Bergen County has been a proud and reliable part of the local community, delivering exceptional automotive care with integrity, expertise, and a personal touch. Established with a commitment to honest service and technical excellence, this Auto Service has grown into a cornerstone of trust for generations of customers. Currently, the shop operates four days a week, closing on weekends, which reflects its dedication to both quality service and work-life balance for its team. Despite this limited schedule, this Auto Service shop consistently meets the needs of its customers and maintains a strong reputation in the area. The business also has the capacity and potential to increase revenues, should it choose to expand its operating hours or optimize its services further. As the auto repair industry has evolved—with vehicles becoming more complex and technology-driven—this shop has consistently kept pace. From routine maintenance to advanced diagnostics, the shop has invested in equipment and training to ensure every vehicle is serviced to the highest standards. What sets this auto service shop apart is not just its technical capability, but its customer-first philosophy. The team has built lasting relationships through transparent communication, fair pricing, and a genuine dedication to doing the job right the first time. This approach has earned the loyalty of countless families and businesses throughout the years. In an industry where independent, family-owned shops are the backbone of service excellence, this Auto Service stands out as a model of resilience and quality. With the average car now lasting over 12 years, the need for trusted repair professionals has never been greater—and this Auto shop has been there every step of the way. As the business enters a new chapter, its legacy of craftsmanship, community connection, and customer care continues to inspire. This auto shop isn’t just a repair shop—it’s a part of the neighborhood’s story.

$349,000Asking Price
$796,543Revenue
$139,126Cash Flow
Tastykake Route – $426K+ Annual Revenue | $78K SDE | Turnkey photo
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Tastykake Route – $426K+ Annual Revenue | $78K SDE | Turnkey

Monmouth County, NJ, US

Turnkey Tastykake distribution route covering high-demand areas in New Jersey. This route produces a strong $8,200 weekly average (52-week) and is efficiently operated in just 3 days per week with no weekend requirements, making it ideal for an owner-operator seeking consistent income with flexibility. The territory includes 30+ established accounts, featuring major retailers such as ShopRite, Wawa, QuickChek, Acme, Stop & Shop, and Foodtown. These are high-traffic locations that provide steady, repeat business and reliable weekly revenue. This is a protected route, meaning no traditional marketing or customer acquisition is needed. The business is driven by established relationships and ongoing product demand. Operations are simple, straightforward, and easy to manage. A 2021 Ford Transit van is included in the sale (84K miles, new tires and brakes), fully equipped and ready to continue servicing the route immediately. There is clear upside for growth, with additional accounts in the territory that are not currently being serviced. A new owner can expand revenue by increasing account coverage and optimizing deliveries. This is a strong opportunity for someone looking to step into a stable, cash-flowing business with minimal overhead and a streamlined schedule.

$139,000Asking Price
$426,000Revenue
$78,000Cash Flow

Market Snapshot

National transaction benchmarks for service business businesses.

Under $500K

Median revenue$310k
Median cash flow$91k
Median sale price$180k
Multiple range1.4x - 2.5x

$500K to $2M

Median revenue$1.16m
Median cash flow$303k
Median sale price$825k
Multiple range2.2x - 3.5x

Over $2M

Median revenue$3.98m
Median cash flow$823k
Median sale price$3.05m
Multiple range3.0x - 5.0x

A variety of factors can cause businesses to trade outside this range, including earnings quality, operational transferability, key-person risk, growth trajectory, and geography, so a listing priced above or below the typical multiple usually reflects real differences in the underlying business.

What to know about service business acquisitions

GW

By George Wellmer

Cofounder & CEO

Key diligence, valuation, financing, and transition considerations for buyers evaluating service business acquisitions.

Separate recurring contract revenue from one-time work, and test how sticky it is

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.

Examine customer concentration and contract terms

A few large accounts can carry — and walk with — the business; review the top customers, contract lengths, and cancellation terms.

Find out how much rides on the owner's relationships

In many service businesses the owner is the salesperson and the trusted contact; understand who holds the customers and the transition plan.

Assess the workforce and labor model

These are labor-heavy; understand staffing, turnover, wage pressure, and whether key crews stay.

Confirm licensing, bonding, and compliance where required

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.

Pressure-test the margins and add-backs

Low-capital service businesses are easy to dress up; scrutinize owner add-backs, vehicle and equipment condition, and whether the margins hold.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common buyer questions for this market.

Often, yes — they're asset-light with recurring revenue. Lenders focus on customer concentration, owner dependence, and contract durability, so recurring agreements beat the owner's personal relationships.