REGIONAL OPPORTUNITY LIBRARY
Explore businesses and properties by region, then state.
Original BizGeno summaries of publicly offered opportunities. Choose a region, narrow to a state, compare the reported facts, and review the questions that matter before making contact.Home services · Lakes Region, New Hampshire
Four-decade plumbing and heating business in New Hampshire
A long-running residential plumbing and heating operator with a reported 600-customer base, a service-and-installation mix, and an owner preparing to retire. The asking price is approachable relative to the larger opportunities in this collection, but a buyer still needs to test how much demand, licensing, and customer trust depend on the current owner.
- Asking price
- $395,000
- Reported cash flow
- $144,279
Business services · Upper Valley, New Hampshire
Diversified pack, ship, print, and copy center
A neighborhood business-services center serving both retail and commercial customers through packing, shipping, photo printing, copying, graphic design, and custom printing. The mix is more diversified than a shipping-only storefront, while the modest cash flow makes lease economics, equipment condition, and owner workload central to the investment case.
- Asking price
- $220,000
- Reported cash flow
- $94,381
Home and energy services · New Hampshire
HVAC and geothermal contractor with reported pending work
An established HVAC and geothermal operator positioned around conventional service demand and higher-specialization geothermal work. The reported cash flow is substantial, but the source copy references more than one reduced price and an urgent seller situation, making written confirmation of price, backlog, transferability, and continuity especially important.
- Asking price
- $1,250,000
- Reported cash flow
- $585,890
Industrial investment · North Attleboro, Massachusetts
Fully leased North Attleboro industrial building
A three-tenant industrial property between Boston and Providence offered at a reported 6.27% going-in cap rate. The listing frames below-market rents and upcoming lease rollovers as upside; those same facts also create renewal, vacancy, and improvement-cost risk that should be modeled before treating the pro forma as achievable.
- Asking price
- $850,000
- Reported income
- $53,270
Automotive / light industrial · Weymouth, Massachusetts
Owner-user auto-body property in Weymouth
A specialized owner-user facility with a spray booth, frame machines, floor drains, and three-phase power. Those improvements may shorten the path for an auto-body operator, but buyers outside that use should evaluate permitting, environmental history, condominium controls, and the resale value of equipment before assigning a premium to the buildout.
- Asking price
- $1,250,000
- Reported income
- Not stated
Education services · Fairfield County, Connecticut
Established education center with advance-paid tuition
An established franchise education center with reported enrollment above 140 students, advance tuition payments, and management in place. The headline cash flow looks strong relative to price, but a buyer should separate owner replacement economics from manager-run results and confirm franchise transfer requirements, student retention, and the lease runway.
- Asking price
- $249,000
- Reported cash flow
- $130,000
Consumer services · Providence County, Rhode Island
Card-operated laundromat with delivery growth option
A 1,600-square-foot laundromat combining self-service, wash-and-fold, and pickup and delivery. The long reported lease runway and card-operated equipment support continuity, while the economics depend heavily on validating utility costs, equipment life, delivery margins, and whether projected 2026 figures are supported by completed results.
- Asking price
- $299,000
- Reported cash flow
- $52,500
Industrial manufacturing · Somerset County, Maine
Managed metal-fabrication company serving industrial markets
A specialized, reportedly fully managed fabrication company serving hydropower, renewable energy, marine, paper, municipal, contractor, and wood-processing customers. Its equipment and market relationships may create barriers to entry, but the asking multiple and separate real estate make backlog quality, customer concentration, machinery condition, and management independence decisive.
- Asking price
- $3,500,000
- Reported cash flow
- $404,730
Technology services · Vermont
Owner-operated Vermont IT services company
A small IT-services operator offering security, backup, Microsoft 365, hosted services, and general support to commercial and residential clients. The margin profile is attractive on the reported figures, but an acquirer needs to understand recurring contracted revenue, customer concentration, vendor dependencies, cybersecurity exposure, and how much technical delivery remains with the owner.
- Asking price
- $765,000
- Reported cash flow
- $245,000
Equipment and event rental · Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Equipment and event-rental business serving Greater Boston
A four-decade rental operator serving contractors, homeowners, event hosts, and propane customers. Its mixed revenue streams may soften category-specific seasonality, but equipment utilization, fleet replacement, damage exposure, and the transferability of customer demand are essential to understanding normalized cash flow.
- Asking price
- $750,000
- Reported cash flow
- $229,866
Property services · Middlesex County, Massachusetts
High-margin exterior and interior cleaning company
A home-based cleaning company centered on window cleaning, with gutter cleaning and power washing as additional services. The reported growth and margin are attractive, but the contractor-heavy labor model, customer acquisition economics, seasonality, and owner dependence should be reconciled before relying on the headline SDE.
- Asking price
- $895,000
- Reported cash flow
- $315,425
Restaurant and real estate · Strafford County, New Hampshire
Breakfast and lunch restaurant with real estate
An established breakfast-and-lunch concept offered with its freestanding property, restaurant infrastructure, and equipment. The combination provides operating control and collateral, while a buyer must separate business value from real-estate value and determine how much of the reported earnings depends on owner labor and recent traffic patterns.
- Asking price
- $2,550,000
- Reported cash flow
- $421,522
HVAC services · Connecticut
Residential and commercial HVAC service company
A Connecticut HVAC operator serving residential and commercial customers through installation, repair, replacement, emergency service, and recurring maintenance. The reported margin and included fleet are meaningful, but the listing flags the location as confidential rather than necessarily Tolland County, so territory, license coverage, recurring agreements, and technician retention require confirmation.
- Asking price
- $2,000,000
- Reported cash flow
- $500,000
Commercial construction · Connecticut
Legacy Connecticut general contractor with government work
A long-established contractor with commercial and government prevailing-wage work and an experienced operating team. The history and reported earnings suggest a substantial platform, while backlog quality, bonding capacity, project concentration, working-capital needs, and the exact facility arrangement are central to valuation.
- Asking price
- $3,500,000
- Reported cash flow
- $900,000
Landscaping and property maintenance · Rhode Island
Rhode Island landscaping company with recurring accounts
A landscaping and maintenance operator with reported recurring residential and condominium work, formal service agreements, and a 140-account base. The revenue base is established, but the relatively modest SDE makes crew productivity, equipment condition, contract profitability, seasonality, and owner normalization especially important.
- Asking price
- $250,000
- Reported cash flow
- $80,000
Building services · Providence, Rhode Island
Insulation contractor serving builders and homeowners
A residential insulation contractor balancing builder relationships with direct homeowner retrofit work. The service mix and included field equipment support an operating platform, but the buyer should test builder concentration, rebate exposure, crew capacity, warranty claims, and how much estimating and scheduling remains centralized with the owner.
- Asking price
- $535,000
- Reported cash flow
- $180,000
Building-products manufacturing · Penobscot County, Maine
High-volume countertop fabrication and distribution company
A century-old custom-countertop manufacturer and distributor serving contractors, builders, and residential buyers with digitally enabled fabrication. The scale and reported cash flow stand out, while the pending-sale status means availability must be confirmed and equipment, facility, customer concentration, and normalized working capital deserve close attention.
- Asking price
- $4,640,000
- Reported cash flow
- $1,242,825
Home services · Portland, Maine
Recurring-revenue home-services provider in Greater Portland
A Southern Maine home-services company with a reported contract-heavy customer base and more than 80% year-over-year renewal. The density and recurring profile are appealing, but the listing is intentionally broad, so buyers need to identify the exact service, regulation, customer concentration, renewal cohorts, and labor requirements before judging durability.
- Asking price
- $2,400,000
- Reported cash flow
- $750,000
Commercial printing · Bennington, Vermont
Commercial printing business with production real estate
A long-running commercial printer offered with equipment and a substantial Main Street production property. The bundled structure may support an owner-user or strategic buyer, while the age and value of specialized equipment, owner roles, customer concentration, environmental history, and property condition need to be separated and verified.
- Asking price
- $875,000
- Reported cash flow
- $178,845
Packaging manufacturing · Chittenden County, Vermont
Custom label manufacturer serving diverse industries
A custom pressure-sensitive label manufacturer serving food, beverage, craft alcohol, and other industries. Diversified applications and production capability may support repeat demand, but customer and supplier concentration, press utilization, raw-material exposure, quality systems, and the two owner-operator roles must be understood.
- Asking price
- $900,000
- Reported cash flow
- $330,000
Commercial lighting · New York, New York
Commercial lighting platform with contracted backlog
A commercial lighting and controls platform combining project delivery with an established customer base. The reported earnings and backlog are compelling, but the sale-pending status and forward projections require confirmation before a buyer assigns value to future work.
- Asking price
- $5,200,000
- Reported cash flow
- $1,470,000
Technology services · New York
Technology integration and low-voltage infrastructure company
A technology-integration contractor with recurring service relationships and a reported contracted revenue base. The opportunity merits attention, but the listing uses annualized 2026 earnings alongside lower 2025 adjusted income, so normalization is the first diligence task.
- Asking price
- $1,495,000
- Reported cash flow
- $522,000
Local services · Putnam County, New York
Four-decade service business with seller financing
A long-established local service operator with nearly $1 million in reported revenue and seller financing available. The listing is intentionally confidential, making service mix, customer retention, facility terms, and owner dependence the core issues to clarify.
- Asking price
- $450,000
- Reported cash flow
- $234,927
Engineering and staffing · New York, New York
Engineering and staffing firm serving public transportation
A 35-year engineering and staffing firm serving transportation clients through a 24-person team. Agency approvals, receivables, certification status, and a near-term lease expiration could materially affect transferability and value.
- Asking price
- $3,200,000
- Reported cash flow
- $700,000
Wholesale distribution · Nassau County, New York
Route-based wholesale distribution business
A compact wholesale distributor serving delis, convenience stores, and markets with everyday consumables. The price is accessible, while route density, customer concentration, inventory quality, working capital, and owner delivery hours will determine whether the reported earnings are durable.
- Asking price
- $300,000
- Reported cash flow
- $120,000
Remote services · New York, New York
Remote service territory with high reported margin
A home-based service territory promoted as a low-overhead cash-flow operation. The source contains conflicting price and revenue figures, so BizGeno treats this primarily as a diligence case rather than a clean valuation story.
- Asking price
- $180,000
- Reported cash flow
- $148,500
IT services and staffing · New Jersey
IT services and staffing platform with offshore infrastructure
An absentee-owned IT services and staffing platform built around U.S. delivery and offshore consultant infrastructure. The economics appear attractive, but a stock-only, cash-only structure raises the importance of liabilities, worker classification, customer contracts, and cross-border operations.
- Asking price
- $1,800,000
- Reported cash flow
- $772,755
Licensing and services · New Jersey
Contract-based remote master license territory
A remote master-license territory spanning multiple states with minimal reported owner time. Revenue equaling cash flow is unusual and should be reconciled carefully against fees, contractor costs, taxes, and replacement management before accepting the low-maintenance claim.
- Asking price
- $1,050,000
- Reported cash flow
- $204,832
Experiential retail · Northern New Jersey
Experiential retail and events concept
A downtown experiential-retail concept combining merchandise, workshops, private events, and corporate bookings. Diverse revenue can help, but buyers should separate repeat demand from trend-driven traffic and confirm event capacity, lease economics, and owner involvement.
- Asking price
- $599,000
- Reported cash flow
- $195,818
Specialty contracting · Monmouth County, New Jersey
Specialty glass installation company with real-estate option
A fast-growing specialty glass contractor offered with or without its operating property. The two purchase structures are useful, but the source header conflicts with the narrative on what the asking price includes and needs written clarification.
- Asking price
- $2,200,000
- Reported cash flow
- $510,000
B2B marketing services · Monmouth County, New Jersey
Semi-absentee print and promotional-products company
A long-running B2B print, direct-mail, apparel, and promotional-products firm with repeat local and regional customers. The reported owner schedule is light, making manager dependence, client concentration, vendor economics, and normalized replacement payroll essential.
- Asking price
- $490,000
- Reported cash flow
- $193,986
IT field services · Union, New Jersey
Nationwide IT field-services coordinator
A nationwide field-services company coordinating cabling, networks, security, AV, and hardware work through an office team and a large freelancer network. Platform quality, dispatch economics, client concentration, contractor classification, and annualized earnings deserve verification.
- Asking price
- $965,000
- Reported cash flow
- $400,000
IoT ecommerce · Monmouth County, New Jersey
Relocatable smart-monitoring device business
An ecommerce business selling connected devices for outage, leak, temperature, and connectivity monitoring. The cash-flow margin is striking, while post-close source-code access, technical support, platform security, supplier concentration, and recurring revenue are the key diligence areas.
- Asking price
- $1,200,000
- Reported cash flow
- $289,000
Beverage distribution · Eastern Pennsylvania
Retail and wholesale beverage distributor
A 30-year beverage distributor serving retail and wholesale customers across eastern Pennsylvania. Scale and included working assets are notable, but the source's growth commentary conflicts with already-reported revenue and the separate property materially changes total capital needs.
- Asking price
- $860,000
- Reported cash flow
- $300,000
Industrial manufacturing · Everett, Pennsylvania
Niche industrial equipment manufacturer and service company
A specialist in vacuum and thermal-process equipment with long operating history and limited direct competition. Conflicting financial figures in the listing, a large inventory position, and separate real estate make reconciliation and working-capital planning especially important.
- Asking price
- $548,000
- Reported cash flow
- $159,217
Childcare and education · Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
Early-learning and after-school platform
A multi-program childcare and school-age education platform with diversified funding and more than 15 years of history. Enrollment quality, subsidy exposure, staffing ratios, licensure, and the difference between weighted and current earnings should drive diligence.
- Asking price
- $1,550,000
- Reported cash flow
- $443,800
Home services · Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
Multi-trade home-services operation
An HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and indoor-air-quality operation presented as a scalable multi-trade platform. The source also describes a system and support model, so buyers should clarify whether this is an existing local business, a franchise resale, or a new-territory offering.
- Asking price
- $275,000
- Reported cash flow
- $155,000
Sign manufacturing · Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
Sign manufacturing and services company
A sign manufacturer and service company with an 18-person team and substantial reported cash flow. The high margin demands careful reconciliation of owner add-backs, project accounting, equipment needs, backlog, and customer concentration.
- Asking price
- $3,600,000
- Reported cash flow
- $1,200,000
Dry cleaning · Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
Organic dry-cleaning plant with three drop stores
A fully staffed central cleaning plant feeding three drop stores in affluent areas. Capacity and equipment may support growth, but environmental review, equipment condition, store-level profitability, leases, and the economics of absentee ownership require close testing.
- Asking price
- $1,500,000
- Reported cash flow
- $445,637
Restaurant · Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
Absentee-run breakfast restaurant with event income
A manager-run breakfast franchise operating limited daytime hours and renting the space for evening events. The asking price is below reported SDE, making franchise obligations, true owner replacement costs, lease terms, and the reason for sale especially important to verify.
- Asking price
- $100,000
- Reported cash flow
- $129,372
Convenience retail · Onondaga County, New York
Long-established Syracuse convenience store with property
A 44-year convenience store packaged with its commercial parcel, eliminating lease-renewal exposure and creating an owner-user real-estate component. Buyers should separate business and property value, test inventory and licensing needs, and reconcile the seller's unusually low equivalent occupancy cost.
- Asking price
- $2,199,000
- Reported cash flow
- $537,000
Electrical contracting · Bronx, New York
Electrical and systems contractor with reported backlog
A diversified electrical and systems contractor serving commercial, residential, and institutional clients across metropolitan New York. The reported backlog is meaningful, but its margin, timing, bonding needs, and transferability matter far more than the much larger unawarded bid pipeline.
- Asking price
- $3,100,000
- Reported cash flow
- $566,000
Childcare and education · Nassau County, New York
Preschool and daycare campus with broad programming
A 38-year childcare and preschool operator licensed for up to 152 children with camps, enrichment, after-school care, and party revenue. Current enrollment appears well below stated capacity, so staffing ratios, room approvals, tuition collections, and the path to fuller utilization require careful review.
- Asking price
- $950,000
- Reported cash flow
- $316,000
Bakery and café · Queens County, New York
Landmark bakery and café with six decades of history
A neighborhood bakery and café promoted as a 60-year landmark in a high-traffic Queens market. The reported cash flow is substantial, but revenue, lease terms, production capacity, key recipes, and skilled-labor retention are not sufficiently disclosed in the public summary.
- Asking price
- $1,500,000
- Reported cash flow
- $487,719
Healthcare retail · Manhattan, New York
High-volume independent Manhattan pharmacy
An independent pharmacy reporting substantial annual sales and SBA approval. The headline revenue creates scale, but reimbursement mix, prescription concentration, inventory, licensing, audits, working capital, and owner or pharmacist coverage determine the real risk profile.
- Asking price
- $2,800,000
- Reported cash flow
- $480,000
Wholesale distribution · Suffolk County, New York
Luxury and major-retail wholesale distributor
A wholesale distributor offered as a full acquisition with a premium-brand portfolio and reported EBITDA above $5 million. Public detail is limited, so brand authorizations, retailer concentration, inventory ownership, channel rights, and normalized working capital must be established before valuation.
- Asking price
- $15,000,000
- Reported cash flow
- $5,100,000
Dry cleaning · Suffolk County, New York
Four-decade dry-cleaning and alterations business
An owner-operated dry cleaner and alterations shop with more than 40 years of continuity. The attractive cash-flow multiple needs to be weighed against solvent history, equipment age, lease security, owner labor, and whether route or wholesale accounts contribute meaningfully.
- Asking price
- $299,999
- Reported cash flow
- $136,320
Printing and signage · Monmouth County, New Jersey
Large-format printing and signage platform
A 25-year large-format printing, signage, installation, and logistics company serving regional and enterprise clients. Recurring accounts and modern equipment are positives, while customer concentration, machine condition, production staffing, and the revenue base supporting SDE need confirmation.
- Asking price
- $2,750,000
- Reported cash flow
- $700,433
Staffing services · New Jersey
Remote offshore staffing agency with recurring revenue
A young remote staffing company placing offshore talent through a Nigeria-based recruiting operation and recurring client model. Rapid growth is appealing, but a short history, cross-border compliance, customer retention, worker classification, and founder-led sales must be tested carefully.
- Asking price
- $2,500,000
- Reported cash flow
- $537,491
Omnichannel retail · Union County, New Jersey
Two-store shapewear retailer with ecommerce channel
A specialty apparel and shapewear retailer combining personalized fittings at two stores with ecommerce fulfillment. Inventory is a major part of the package, so age, sell-through, markdown exposure, online contribution, and lease economics should be separated from goodwill.
- Asking price
- $1,100,000
- Reported cash flow
- $199,082
Exterior cleaning · Atlantic County, New Jersey
Mobile exterior-cleaning business with second-crew capacity
A mobile pressure, soft-wash, and window-cleaning operation built around a heavily equipped truck and second trailer. The reported revenue covers only a partial operating period, making annualization, customer recurrence, equipment condition, and owner labor critical.
- Asking price
- $125,000
- Reported cash flow
- $53,559
Medical supplies · Manchester Township, New Jersey
Orthopedic medical-supply business with referral network
A medical-supply business focused on orthopedic bracing, provider referrals, delivery, and retail. The cash-flow figure is a 2026 projection, so reimbursement, referral compliance, insurance contracts, supplier enrollment, licensing, and completed-period earnings require independent verification.
- Asking price
- $3,000,000
- Reported cash flow
- $800,000
Regulated retail · Somerset County, New Jersey
Licensed operating cannabis dispensary
An operating adult-use dispensary presented with a New Jersey Class 5 annual retail license and a full year of trading history. Regulatory transfer, ownership eligibility, tax treatment, banking, inventory, lease permissions, and normalized earnings dominate the diligence case.
- Asking price
- $1,800,000
- Reported cash flow
- $480,000
Automotive services · Morris County, New Jersey
High-volume auto repair and collision shop
A 40-year auto repair and collision operation reporting more than $3 million in sales and substantial owner cash flow. Buyers should test insurer concentration, technician retention, equipment and calibration needs, environmental history, facility control, and the normalization behind the high margin.
- Asking price
- $4,600,000
- Reported cash flow
- $925,000
Restaurant · Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Sushi and ramen restaurant with limited competition
A modern sushi and ramen restaurant with delivery, private dining, and a reportedly under-served trade area. Strong buildout and limited weekly hours may create upside, while labor, food cost, alcohol permissions, lease transfer, and active-owner economics should be verified.
- Asking price
- $389,000
- Reported cash flow
- $175,000
Ecommerce · Pennsylvania
Established UV-protection umbrella ecommerce brand
A 20-year ecommerce brand selling chemical-free UV-protection umbrellas through Amazon and other channels. Recent growth is attractive, but channel concentration, advertising dependence, trademark strength, supplier risk, inventory, and the durability of search-driven demand require validation.
- Asking price
- $710,000
- Reported cash flow
- $235,791
Home services · Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Dryer-vent cleaning territory in Pittsburgh
A mobile dryer-vent cleaning operation promoted around low materials cost and high daily job volume. Cash flow exceeding the asking price is a major diligence signal: buyers should verify whether figures represent an existing territory, projected franchise economics, or seller-specific results.
- Asking price
- $95,000
- Reported cash flow
- $229,000
Restaurant franchise · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sandwich franchise at a Philadelphia tourist location
An operating sandwich franchise in a high-traffic Philadelphia tourist district with reported annual sales of $700,000. Visitor seasonality, franchisor approval, royalties, labor, rent, delivery mix, and location-specific event traffic will determine sustainable owner earnings.
- Asking price
- $198,000
- Reported cash flow
- $100,000
B2B marketing services · Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
B2B printing, mailing, and signage franchise
A B2B communications franchise serving companies, nonprofits, schools, and municipalities through print, mail, signage, and marketing services. The long history and broad offer are useful, but the public summary does not disclose earnings, making financial records, customer concentration, franchise terms, and production outsourcing essential.
- Asking price
- $425,000
- Reported cash flow
- Not stated
Sign and graphics · Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Established sign and graphics company
A nearly 40-year sign and graphics business with community ties, repeat customers, and an established database. The modest cash flow makes owner replacement, equipment condition, project mix, customer recurrence, and lease or facility costs decisive to the valuation.
- Asking price
- $299,500
- Reported cash flow
- $85,000