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Business for Sale Overview:

These young, cash flowing franchises of a highly rated franchisor provide transportation services for both small package shipments (international, overnight and ground) as well as third party logistic services for its customers freight needs. The business serves small and medium size companies across a wide array of industries. By all standards (revenues, profits, cash flow, growth rate, employee satisfaction, customer satisfaction, etc.) this business model has been a success. The owner/seller of these two contiguous franchises now has significant new time demands on him for an unrelated business; and as a result, he has acknowledged that the two franchises will never achieve anything close to full potential under his ownership. The solution: sell the business at a terrific price to a new franchisee who unlike the seller will have the time and energy to grow these underdeveloped territories. Unencumbered by any lease expense, the business has generated annual revenues approaching $200,000. The attractive asking price of just $125,000 for the business is only 2.5 times its $50,000 annual cash flow. In addition, the franchise transfer fees will be paid by the seller who will also carry a note for qualified buyers. This business enjoys all the advantages of a transportation company with lots of customers active literally on a daily basis, but importantly the franchise is not asset based; i.e. there are no trucks, tractors, trailers, and/or warehouses, which require significant capital to support. The business operates with dozens of carrier partnerships with companies such as DHL, UPS Freight, Roadway Express, and USF Holland, to name a few. The franchisors business model has been a real winner and the franchisor has received any number of industry awards and lots of recognition within both the franchising and transportation communities.

Property Features and Assets:

Relocatable

Additional Details:

• The property is leased.
• The owner is willing to train/assist the new owner.
• The owner is not willing to work for the new owner.
• This may become a homebased business opportunity.
• This is a franchise resale opportunity.
• This is not a distressed business or bankruptcy situation.