Mid Cities Auto Repair
Auto repair in mid cities. Established and profitable. They work on pretty much all makes and models. They have good techs that are willing to stay on after the sale of the business. The facility is leased.
Retirement.
The 6,200 sf facility is leased. The relationship with the landlord is good. The rent is low at $2,600. Real low. The location is pretty good. It's on a major thoroughfare. Lots of cars drive by every day.
Two weeks at least. A little more if needed.
The current owner is a good businessman. He's run the business profitably for many years. But he is comfortable at the current level of profitability and has not made any effort to increase business. It is ready for a new owner to take the reins and push it to the next level. See Growth and Expansion below.
Virtually any auto repair shop can be improved upon by implementing a well thought out marketing effort. Shops that are for sale are usually being sold by retiring owners. And retiring owners...guys in their 60s and 70s...have a strong tendency to rely on reputation and word of mouth. They almost never use direct marketing or social media. This business fits into that category. The core business and reputation is strong but needs new blood to push it to the next level.
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Mid Cities Auto Repair
Auto repair in mid cities. Established and profitable. They work on pretty much all makes and models. They have good techs that are willing to stay on after the sale of the business. The facility is leased.
Retirement.
The 6,200 sf facility is leased. The relationship with the landlord is good. The rent is low at $2,600. Real low. The location is pretty good. It's on a major thoroughfare. Lots of cars drive by every day.
Two weeks at least. A little more if needed.
The current owner is a good businessman. He's run the business profitably for many years. But he is comfortable at the current level of profitability and has not made any effort to increase business. It is ready for a new owner to take the reins and push it to the next level. See Growth and Expansion below.
Virtually any auto repair shop can be improved upon by implementing a well thought out marketing effort. Shops that are for sale are usually being sold by retiring owners. And retiring owners...guys in their 60s and 70s...have a strong tendency to rely on reputation and word of mouth. They almost never use direct marketing or social media. This business fits into that category. The core business and reputation is strong but needs new blood to push it to the next level.
"*" indicates required fields
Auto repair in mid cities. Established and profitable. They work on pretty much all makes and models. They have good techs that are willing to stay on after the sale of the business. The facility is leased.
Retirement.
The 6,200 sf facility is leased. The relationship with the landlord is good. The rent is low at $2,600. Real low. The location is pretty good. It's on a major thoroughfare. Lots of cars drive by every day.
Two weeks at least. A little more if needed.
The current owner is a good businessman. He's run the business profitably for many years. But he is comfortable at the current level of profitability and has not made any effort to increase business. It is ready for a new owner to take the reins and push it to the next level. See Growth and Expansion below.
Virtually any auto repair shop can be improved upon by implementing a well thought out marketing effort. Shops that are for sale are usually being sold by retiring owners. And retiring owners...guys in their 60s and 70s...have a strong tendency to rely on reputation and word of mouth. They almost never use direct marketing or social media. This business fits into that category. The core business and reputation is strong but needs new blood to push it to the next level.