✅ Team in place ✅ Profitable ✅ SBA approved Here’s the breakdown 🧵👇 🚿 What They Do: ✔ Commercial + Residential ✔ New construction, remodeling, repairs ✔ 50% of revenue from service/repair = recurring work 💸 📍 Location: Southern Indiana (wealthy area) Been around since 1992 Strong referrals, low overhead 📊 Financials: Revenue: $1.6M Discretionary Earnings: $330K Expected growth: 5% Asking Price: $900K = ~2.7x multiple (fair, even good) 💼 Team: 10 employees (non-union) Office + project managers = semi-absentee ready Owner willing to train for smooth handoff 🏢 Facility: Leased space – 3,000 sq ft Inventory: $345K Equipment: $175K Plenty of room to scale with bigger team 📈 Growth Ideas: 📍 Build brand & better website 📍 Run ads – they don’t 📍 Expand into more areas 📍 More service contracts 👎 Downsides: • Inventory ties up a lot of cash • No strong online presence • Growth isn’t automatic – need to work it Solid business with stable income and structure. If you want cashflow and don’t want to be in the truck yourself—this could be it. DM me “Plumbing IM” and I’ll send you the full info deck. Lots of these deals are getting scooped fast.

This CRO (Contract Research Organization) has a 25+ year history and a dedicated team. Let's dive into the details: This business is focused on one key service: Offering full-spectrum clinical trial management, from pre-clinical to Phase 4. With their proprietary tech and seasoned team, they’ve built a strong reputation in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries. Here’s what sets them apart… Strategic presence. Prosoft Clinical serves clients across the U.S., Canada, and Europe, providing a diversified revenue stream. Their proprietary systems like eDC, IWRS, and AdaptIQ not only streamline trials but also have the potential for lucrative licensing opportunities. Plus… The owner is nearing retirement, making this an ideal acquisition opportunity. With a strong $10M backlog in signed contracts and $1M in new consulting revenue, this business is positioned for significant growth. But there’s more… Despite a dip during the COVID-19 pandemic, the company is on track to bounce back in 2024, potentially exceeding pre-pandemic revenue levels of $7M. The pipeline is strong, and with the right marketing strategy, the sky's the limit. What’s exciting? There’s untapped potential in licensing their tech and expanding into new therapeutic areas beyond their current focus. Plus, their client base, built largely on word of mouth, shows the trust and satisfaction they've earned over the years. Considering this? The current owners are committed to ensuring a smooth transition and are even open to staying on for a period to help scale the business. With the right vision, this could be a game-changer in the CRO industry. Enjoyed this breakdown? Drop a comment or DM me “clinical” and I’ll tell you how you can access this deal and others like it.

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Here's his story: This entrepreneur is Mohan, a podiatrist and ankle doctor with a passion for business. Mohan worked in a group practice for years, but he always felt the urge to start his own venture. After considering several sectors, Mohan decided to acquire a practice in his field of expertise. He found a deal through a broker, signed an NDA, and began the meticulous process of reviewing financials and performing due diligence. Most of the financing was done through SBA, which involved a lot of paperwork but was ultimately worth it. Mohan’s credentials helped him gain the trust of the broker and the seller, making the acquisition smoother. The seller was motivated to sell due to family reasons and a desire to retire after 30+ years in practice. The practice had two employees who stayed on, ensuring a seamless transition for Mohan. Mohan hired an accountant and a valuation expert on success fee to get an accurate value of the business. He structured the deal with 10% down, split evenly between him and the seller, with SBA financing the rest. Mohan emphasizes the importance of mindset. Believing in himself and committing fully were crucial for his success. The first few months post-acquisition were smooth, thanks to the seller's support and cooperation. Want to hear what happens next? I just released a 15 min interview with Mohan. 👇 Comment "Mohan" and I'll send you the link.