"Transport business hauling new trailers from factory to dealers all you need is a 1 ton truck and CDL with doubles indorcments. Will give a list of vendors and contacts at factorys. Will sell for 75,000 average income of 2500.00 a week after overhead expences. Travel to most states, also have contact names for new accounts for fleetwood out of oregon,and trailswest in Idaho, also have broker contacts in kansas." (spelling errors were as is, he's a trucker for crying out loud! Give 'im some slack!)
Simple sounding business.... I don't know if the owner personally does all the driving or hires someone else to do it. Either way, sounds like a pretty sweet gig for a trucker. And if you are just the owner sounds even better. Average income of $2,500 a week comes out to $130,000/yr. That leaves the owner with a $55,000 first years profits. Not too shabby.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Motorcycle biz
Here is a business I found that is up for grabs! ZERO MONEY DOWN! Here's their ad, read it yourself...
Motorcycle service and rental center is available for immediate take-over. No money down. Assume existing debt. Customer base, inventory, tools and equipment is all in place.
It also gives off more contact info and company website, address, etc. I don't know what the overhead is or the debt. I don't even know how much rent is. But I do know that a friend of mine owned a scooter shop that was doing around $13-$17k per month before he sold it (those were bad numbers thus the sale). This place does scooters and bikes so I'd hope they are doing at least that.
So assume they are making oh, $4,000 month net profit. That is enough to get you out of your lame job and working for yourself doing something a bit more exciting with tons of room to grow. Granted you have to make sure the biz is doing at least that or it's not worth it!
Motorcycle service and rental center is available for immediate take-over. No money down. Assume existing debt. Customer base, inventory, tools and equipment is all in place.
It also gives off more contact info and company website, address, etc. I don't know what the overhead is or the debt. I don't even know how much rent is. But I do know that a friend of mine owned a scooter shop that was doing around $13-$17k per month before he sold it (those were bad numbers thus the sale). This place does scooters and bikes so I'd hope they are doing at least that.
So assume they are making oh, $4,000 month net profit. That is enough to get you out of your lame job and working for yourself doing something a bit more exciting with tons of room to grow. Granted you have to make sure the biz is doing at least that or it's not worth it!
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