#80: 20 newsletters Making owner $500k/year

#1. Profitable Absentee Run Laundromat In Jersey (💸 $294k in Gross Revenue)

💰 Asking Price: $550,000

Type: Traditional Business

✅ Key Highlights

• $294,000 in Gross Revenue

• $102,000 in Cashflow

• 48 Premium machines

• Secure Long Term Lease

• Low operating cost

This modern and efficient laundromat in Union City, New Jersey, presents an exceptional opportunity for investors seeking a profitable and hands-off business.

With its combination of prime location, low operating costs, and high-quality equipment, this laundromat generates a stable and consistent revenue stream. The absence of on-site management requirements and the ease of operation make this an attractive investment for both experienced laundromat owners and newcomers to the industry.

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#2. Profitable Nootropics Brand (💸 $294k in Gross Revenue)

💰 Asking Price: $240,000

Type: eCom

✅ Key Highlights

• $114,000 TTM Revenue

• $67,000 TTM Profit

• $294,000 in Gross Revenue

• $102,000 in Cashflow

• 48 top-of-the-line-energy efficient washers and dryers, reducing utility costs

• Absentee ownership

• Prime location - high foot traffic ensuring consistent and stable revenue

• Long term secure lease

Absentee owner looking to step away from this business as family doesn’t want to run it. Owner spends a couple of hours a week max in the business.

Very low maintenance and perfect fit for someone wanting to acquire their first SMB.

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#3. Collection Of Local Newsletters (💸 $400k in TTM Revenue)

💰 Asking Price: Email me for more info

Type: Content

✅ Key Highlights

• 27 newsletters packaged into one sale

• Average revenue of the portfolio is $50,000/month

• High profit margins

• Absentee owner, the current operation has a team built around it

• 63% open rates

• 6% CTR

• Ability to sell ads to local businesses to generate further income

• Owner is selling due to personal reasons + focusing on other businesses

Great online business to acquire, a lot of the operations are already automated. New owner can look at increasing revenue through a couple of options such as selling leads to local business or running ads for local businesses in the area based on the city.

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