Mechanics Shop

Listing ID: ABB24026

Quick Facts

Category:	Automotive
Asking Price:	$15,000
Cash Flow:	$18,038
Revenues:	$108,393
FF&E:	$25,000
Inventory:	$3,000
Real Estate:	Leased
Employees:	1 PT
Home Based?:	No

Business Description:

Esteemed mechanic shop that has been a pillar of quality service since its establishment in 2009. With a stellar reputation bolstered by glowing online reviews, the business has flourished under the guidance of its original owner. Despite its decade-long success, the shop has yet to explore the realm of advertising, presenting a lucrative opportunity to unlock its full potential. As the owner seeks new horizons, an exciting chapter awaits on this enterprise.

Real estate transactions brokered by Alpine Business Brokers, LLC.

Location:

Utah

Training:

Seller will provide training during a reasonable transition period.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why isn't there more information?

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How much do you charge?

We represent the seller and receive our commission directly from them. As a buyer, you won’t incur any fees from Alpine. However, the escrow attorney will charge a fee for preparing and executing the closing documents, typically $575.

Do you assist with financing? How large of a business can I buy?

Alpine provides complimentary SBA (Small Business Administration) loan assistance for all our listings. SBA loans typically require a minimum down payment of 10-15% of the project cost (purchase price plus bank fees). For example, with $100,000 in cash, you could potentially purchase a business valued just under $1 million. Keep in mind, loan approval depends on several factors, including industry experience, proper debt servicing ratios, and other qualifications, but these are general guidelines.