Playground Equipment

Listing ID: ABB25011

Quick Facts

Category:	Playground Equipment
Asking Price:	$130,000
Cash Flow:	$55,938
Revenues:	$209,638
FF&E:	$5,000
Inventory:	$10,000
Real Estate:	Leased
Employees:	1 PT
Home Based?:	No

Business Description:

Playground equipment business that has been offering excellent park equipment designed for families and communities since 1988. The owner does not spend as much time in the business as they used to due to the founder retiring and the son who now runs the business having other ventures that require a lot of his time. This business is poised for growth if someone is willing to put in some time and effort.

Real estate transactions brokered by Alpine Business Brokers, LLC.

Location:

Utah / Utah County

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.