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Businesses For Sale› Featured BusinessesFor more information on select business opportunities, Call (888) 644-5219 or Complete Our Entering Form.
For Local Telephone Numbers and Office Locations, please click on Contact Us. Well Established Farm Equipment Dealership For Sale In Washington![]()
This new and used farm equipment dealership was established in 1967 in northeastern Washington. The business is a full service dealership offering tractors, excavators, rotary cutters, rear blades, sprayers, balers, swathers, rakes, grapples, and much more. The business offers parts sales and a full service repair shop for all equipment they sell. If they do not have a part in stock, they will gladly order it upon request. They also offer equipment rental. This a sale of the assets only. There is no SDE. This is an old family business once very successful. The adult children owners/partners have developed other business interests (and ownership), thus this business has been ignored. This is a good entry level opportunity to rebuild a company with valuable product lines, staff and an honorable reputation. The business owners are known for their success thus are greatly respected. Intangible assets of association with these individuals could be a significant advantage for someone with extensive knowledge of farming and related equipment.
Additional InformationCo-op advertising is provided. The professional website on the Internet is also one of their most effective marketing tools. Financing OptionsPlease ask about sale structure for IRA/401K funding without early withdrawal penalties or additional taxes. The business has obtained an Independent third party appraisalPre-qualification processA non-disclosure agreement and other financial qualification must be received prior to the disclosure of the business location or other pertinent information about this business.This is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation to sell securities.
“When a buyer is asked to complete a company’s qualification forms, it’s just good common sense to do it if you are at all interested in their client’s business. From what I have seen, there are far more qualified buyers than there are qualified businesses. The qualification forms are a way of getting to the top of list of good prospects quite easily… a great way to put your best foot forward without a lot of effort. A quality firm like BizAdvocates just wants to know they have a quality prospect whose financial means is in the ball park for a likelihood of a possible transaction. In our case, Joe and Sandy used their experience with other industry professionals to help us buy the company we inquired about initially with better terms than we expected and better tax advantages for the owners which created a win-win for all.”
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