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@storm1485 It sounds like your business is paying around $85/hr. If your business is home based and doesn’t rely on your amazing personality, that could be a sellable little business to supplement your buyer’s income. The business might be sellable for $50k to $100k under the right...

@dano521 Yes, on the buy side and sell side, depending on who we represent.

@haileysway I’m in Utah but work with clients across the US. My contact information is in my profile.

@russel7507 More than 90% of brokers work exclusively for sellers. I am one of a few brokers that also represents buyers, working on a retainer basis. I help buyers find and compare opportunities, appraise the value, negotiate terms, make offers, conduct due diligence, get financing, and close...

@ron3865 To be clear, investing in small businesses is relatively high risk for potentially high rewards. There are several ways to mitigate the risk. Purchase an established business rather a startup. Conduct a proper due diligence investigation. And when possible, shift some of the risk to...

@ilovegod2011 As above ☝️

@dougra2000 Agreed. Pool service business can be solid opportunities.

@2stupiddogs You can find businesses like this on listing sites such as BizBuySell. To get small deals between 1X and 2X, look for any deals showing cash flow of $125k or less. They may be advertised at 3X by a hopeful broker, but they will be sold for less after negotiations.

@alf Business broker here. Small businesses that employ the owner are definitely still sellable. In my experience, the minimum requirements for a “sellable job” is it pays at least six figures, for no more than 30 hours per week of work, and the work is relatively flexible and easy. A...