If you're looking to buy a business with low overhead, potential to operate semi-absentee, and a profitable tax return, so it’s eligible for SBA financing — we’ve got a deal for you.

For over 10-years, this nail salon has pampered its customers with manicures, pedicures, waxing, and eyelash services. The team includes 26 independent contractors, nearly all of whom are paid on a commission-only basis. The salon operates out of a leased space in a shopping center near several affluent neighborhoods.

The buyer of this salon will inherit a database of over 9,000 past client phone numbers, which are used for promotional text campaigns that drive repeat business. Its large quantity of positive online reviews also helps the salon appear at the top of Google for searches like “Nail Salon Near Me.”

In 2024, the salon generated $2.42 million in revenue with a 32 percent profit margin, resulting in $774K of Seller’s Discretionary Earnings (SDE). The estimated replacement cost of the salon’s physical assets, including leasehold improvements, is $412K. The purchase price also includes $25K in inventory, representing more than six months of supplies.

The next owner has options. They can take an active role in the business to maximize cash flow or hire a manager to operate the salon with a semi-absentee ownership model. The current owner has already identified a candidate interested in managing the salon.

This business is pre-qualified for SBA 7(a) financing.

SBA lenders typically require a 10% down payment from a buyer, which would be $190,000 based on the asking price of $1.9 million.

The owner will consider seller financing 10% of the purchase price on a case-by-case basis.

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