$577,000.00
Asking Price
Status: Active
Posting ID: 288400
9/13/24
Description
Boasting an impressive annual revenue exceeding $1.1Million, this well-managed practice sets the bar high in terms of financial success, with expenses finely tuned to industry standards for maximum profitability.
2,600 square foot facility features multiple exam/treatment rooms, doctor’s office, surgery suite, &. pharmacy area. Located on approximately 2 acres of gorgeous land and offered at only $300K!
The current owner is not just handing over the reins but is dedicated to ensuring a smooth transition, offering invaluable assistance post-sale to help you hit the ground running.
Located amidst the vibrant energy of Santa Fe, you'll not only thrive in business but also immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of culture, art, and adventure that defines this enchanting city.
Embark on an unforgettable journey with this thriving veterinary practice nestled in the captivating landscape of Santa Fe, NM!
To get more information about this Veterinary Practice - Thriving, Impressive Revenue business for sale in please phone Rebecca Davis at 912-268-2701 - if you get voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you saw this posting/ad #288400 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning Rebecca Davis, make sure you email Rebecca Davis above to get more info about this Veterinary Practice - Thriving, Impressive Revenue, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this business for sale. Thank you. Practice Sales Advisors.
Contact
Phone: 912-268-2701 Details
Asking Price: $577,000.00
Down: Call/Email
Cash Flow: Call/Email
Revenue: $1,100,000.00
Area:
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My Notes About This Listing
Total Investment
$543,000
Min Liquid Cash
$150,000
Net Worth
$500,000
Posting: 284007 | Available | 12/2/24
Take a BITE out of the pet care industry with five key revenue drivers in one modern facility! Founded in 2009 by a visionary who had spent years in research and planning for an all-inclusive dog care facility, The Dog Stop, has now developed throughout 21 states.
Franchise Fee
$49,500
Cash flow
$390,583
Revenue
$1,343,681
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 280987 | Available | 11/19/24
Well-established and highly profitable FedEx Ground routes. All routes are contiguous, making load sharing among routes efficient. Each route and supplemental comes with (1) truck and (1) experienced driver already in place. Business has seen double digit organic growth since inception.
Asking Price
$1,300,000
Cash flow
$685,500
Revenue
$1,580,000
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 288908 | Available | 10/13/24
The Company started with a modest 127 personally cultivated rental units in January 2017. By 2019 and early 2020 the Company represented 600 units. Despite terminating two large portfolios due to owner conflicts, the business now manages 236 properties. Those 236 properties represent 1,030 units.
Asking Price
$5,000,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$1,100,000
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 288400 | Available | 9/13/24
Thriving vet practice with $1.1M+ revenue, 2,600 sq. ft. facility on 2 acres. Includes post-sale support. Located near vibrant Santa Fe, NM.
Asking Price
$577,000
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