Tennessee
Not Disclosed

Tennessee
Not Disclosed

Corvallis, OR
$85,000

Fort Lauderdale, FL
$265,000

Shrewsbury, MO
$224,900
Murfreesboro, TN
$305,000
Myrtle Beach, SC
$2,500,000
Georgia
$995,000
Virginia
$1,100,000
Florida
Not Disclosed
South Milwaukee, WI
$325,000
St Lucie County, FL
$625,000
Cape Coral, FL
$100,000
North Carolina
$1,200,000
Pleasanton, CA
$525,000
Nashville, TN
$169,999
Dallas, TX
$120,000
Tim Delaney
Delaney Restaurant Realty
Serving Morris County, NJ
www.delaneyrestaurantrealty.com
California
$1,100,000
Colorado
Not Disclosed
Clackamas County, OR
$275,000
Bucks County, PA
$185,000
Bayside, NY
$205,000
Fairfield County, CT
$395,000
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
North Carolina
$8,500,000
Gorham, IL
$375,000
Houston, TX
$800,000
Allentown, PA
$425,000
Los Angeles, CA
$330,000
Orange County, CA
$300,000
Duval County, FL
$750,000
Pennsylvania
Not Disclosed
Bergen County, NJ
$6,350,000
Indianapolis, IN
$525,000
Suffolk County, MA
$69,000
Rockville Centre, NY
$225,000
Western Canada
Not Disclosed
Richmond County, NY
Not Disclosed
Minnesota
Not Disclosed
Los Angeles, CA
$70,000
Fort Lauderdale, FL
$445,000
York County, PA
$65,000
Toronto, ON
$1,490,000
New Castle County, DE
$1,000,000
Paterson, NJ
$3,500,000
Atlanta, GA
$295,000
Michael Alves
Elite Commercial Realty
Serving Providence County, RI
In 2000, Matt Widdows, founder of HomeSmart, believed that the real estate industry had been left behind in technology and systems to support real estate agents in their day to day business needs. Agents and their clients lived and communicated online and they now expected to find answers and resources at their fingertips. Matt wanted to combine traditional real estate concepts with innovation and a technology approach. This thought gave birth to the HomeSmart “low-fee, high-value” brokerage model. Matt believed in the opportunities the real estate industry provided and wanted a brokerage model that welcomed every individual. His vision was to utilize technologies that supported systems and services to make both the agent and the brokerage successful. This approach would provide long-term growth and stability for the brokerage and ensure success for the agent. “Low-fee, high-value” brokerage services has deeper meaning to our mission. It’s who we are and guides everything we do. See, anyone can charge low fees but it’s the way that we are able to consistently deliver high value that is the real “secret sauce” that makes HomeSmart special.
Santa Clara County, CA
$365,000
Not Disclosed
Madison County, AL
$1,995,000
Jefferson County, AL
$1,995,000
Salt Lake City, UT
$1,500,000
Suffolk County, NY
$300,000
| Market Overview | Listed for Sale |
|---|---|
| Number of Businesses Analyzed | 4,974 |
| Median Asking Price | $350,000 |
| Median Reported Revenue | $675,235 |
| Median Reported Seller's Discretionary Earnings | $171,037 |
Asking Price
| Lower Quartile | Median | Upper Quartile |
|---|---|---|
| $175,000 | $350,000 | $850,000 |
Market Financial Highlights
The financial data presented here is an aggregation of reported revenue and earnings of Service Businesses for sale.
| Bound | Revenue | Seller’s Discretionary Earnings |
|---|---|---|
| Lower Quartile | $319,506 | $94,361 |
| Median | $675,235 | $171,037 |
| Upper Quartile | $1,359,500 | $303,594 |
Valuation Multiples
The valuation multiples listed below are derived from asking price, revenue, and seller’s discretionary earnings of Service Businesses listed for sale.
| Bound | Revenue Multiple | Earnings Multiple |
|---|---|---|
| Lower Quartile | 0.39 | 1.54 |
| Median | 0.71 | 2.50 |
| Upper Quartile | 1.07 | 3.58 |
| Find out what these types of businesses actually sell for with a BizBuySell Valuation Report | ||
FAQ's
How much does it cost to buy a Service Business?
The median asking price for an established Service Business is $350,000, though prices range from under $175,000 to well over $850,000.
How much do Service Businesses owners earn?
The median reported revenue of Service Businesses is $675,235 and owners earn a median of $171,037, which includes the owners salary and any other financial benefits they receive.
How do I value a Service Business?
Valuing a business is a complex process, but buyers and sellers often turn to the local market to understand how businesses are priced. Based on our most recent analysis of Service Businesses, revenue multiples range from 0.39 to 1.07, with a median of 0.71. Earning multiples range from 1.54 to 3.58, with the median at 2.50. This means the typical Service Business may ask for around 0.71 times its annual revenue, and 2.50 times its annual owner earnings.
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