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YOUR NEXT CHAPTER LOOKS GOOD ON YOU.Asheville, NC · $425,000
Established operations. Interesting numbers. Your house stays out of the collateral package.
A bright 3,100-square-foot laundry with 38 washers and 40 dryer pockets. Wash-and-fold serves 190 recurring households; most equipment was replaced in 2022 and the lease includes two five-year options.
A 42-seat neighborhood cafe with a sunny patio, an in-house pastry program and a weekday commuter following. Coffee subscriptions contribute $6,200 in monthly recurring revenue; the shop closes at 3 p.m.
A residential HVAC company with 1,180 active maintenance agreements and five field crews. A licensed service manager handles dispatch and technical reviews; installation work is quoted using standardized job costing.
A 110-foot conveyor wash on a commuter corridor with 2,400 fictional monthly members. A site manager schedules the team, monitors chemistry and oversees a recently renewed equipment service agreement.
A precision machine shop supplying short-run components to industrial equipment makers. No customer exceeds 16% of revenue, and an experienced production lead manages scheduling across two shifts.
A six-bay independent repair shop with two service advisors and four certified technicians. Digital inspections support repeat work; the owner primarily manages finances and local partnerships.
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Set your offer. Dial in the financing. Get the seller’s nod and sign your completely imaginary LOI.
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A daily rotation of fictional deals. Same possibilities for everyone, everywhere.
A regional converter producing low-volume printed cartons for specialty food and personal-care brands. Repeat purchase orders account for 78% of annual sales and the plant operates one shift.
An online brand selling washable play accessories through its own storefront and selected marketplaces. A small catalog and third-party logistics keep the operational footprint lean.
A design practice focused on hospitality and independent retail brands. Retainers account for 45% of sales; two senior designers own project delivery and quality control.
