What happens after we buy.
The first 90 days are a handoff, not a teardown. Our team takes the day-to-day off your plate, the name on the door stays, and the standards your customers know stay with it. For the months after that, we may call with a question now and then, because you still know the business better than anyone.
Then we build. Our operators typically grow a store the same ways they grew their own: wash-and-fold and delivery, card and app payments alongside coins, better machines on a real schedule. That is the part a sale should protect, and it is the reason we buy stores instead of listing them.
The process is simple, and it starts with a conversation.
A first talk is confidential and commits you to nothing. If it makes sense to keep going, here is the path.
A conversation
A high-level talk to see whether there is a fit. Confidential, and it commits you to nothing on either side.
A look at a few simple numbers
We review a few basic financial documents. Nothing invasive, and nothing leaves your hands without your say.
A market offer
We bring you a fair number for the business, and the options that fit your goals.
Due diligence
We confirm the details together. This is where a number can firm up or move, and we would rather be straight about that than walk it back later.
Closing
Funds come to you, and responsibility transfers to us. Your team and your customers carry on.
Typically 60 to 90 days.
A first conversation costs you nothing and commits you to nothing. To actually move forward usually takes 60 to 90 days, depending on how quickly we can get your information.