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Other Real Estate Businesses for Sale

Whether it's a property management company, a brokerage, or a land services firm, the acquisitions that hold their value share one quality: fee income under contract and a team that runs the operation without the owner in every conversation.

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Cabinet and Countertop Company

Cabinet, countertop, and stone supply business with nearly fifty years of operating history, a showroom facility, and SDE margins above 20% on over $3.3M in 2024 revenue.
Price$2.3M
Revenue$2.7M
EBITDA$603.1K

Corporate Housing Provider

Turnkey corporate housing provider with over twenty years of operating history, serving major tech internship programs and corporate relocations in the Pacific Northwest through an asset-light master lease arbitrage model.
Price$2M
Revenue$8M
SDE$660K

Professional Dog Boarding Business

70-acre dog retreat and kennel with 90%+ SDE margins, no advertising spend, and room to nearly triple capacity using existing infrastructure.
Price$150K
Revenue$68.8K
SDE$64.3K

Real Estate SaaS Platform

AI-powered property technology and financial services platform that calculates the true total monthly cost of homeownership, licensed for mortgage origination in 25 states, with recurring SaaS revenue and an affiliate marketing engine that monetizes every step of the home-buying journey.
Price$2M
Revenue$747.4K
EBITDA$73.9K

Aerial Photography Business

Aerial photography and pre-construction video operator with over forty years of history, statewide coverage across Florida, 90%+ recurring revenue, and revenue growth from $212k in 2021 to $517k in 2025.
Price$750K
Revenue$517.2K
SDE$244.3K

Independent Auto-Service Shop

Two-location independent auto service operation generating $1.6M in SDE on $3.8M revenue, servicing 26,000 cars annually with a protected trademark, owner-held real estate, and over thirty years of consistent cash flow in a market with minimal direct competition.
Price$6.5M
Revenue$3.8M
SDE$1.6M

Storage Solutions Business

Rent-to-own portable storage operation with barns, sheds, garages, cabins, and tiny homes generating EBITDA margins above 70% and revenue growing more than 4x from 2023 to 2026.
Price$3.5M
Revenue$511K
SDE$470.3K

Hair Salon Business

First independent salon suite concept in a major Midwest market with 32 suites, over a decade of operating history, 90% occupancy, and margins consistently in the high 40s — run with zero employees as a near-absentee model.
Price$1.2M
Revenue$526.2K
SDE$251K

Portable Building Rental Business

Modular building rental fleet generating over $260k in projected SDE on under $275k in revenue, with margins above 95% and zero employees.
Price-
Revenue$202.3K
SDE$181.9K

Title Company

Florida title and settlement services operation with over 5,000 residential closings, $200M in commercial volume over four years, a joint venture referral channel producing 125 annual transactions, and a statewide e-closing platform already live.
Price$2M
Revenue$1.3M
SDE$375K

Home Lease & Furnishings Business

Three-location rent-to-own franchise generating $1.2M+ in annual cash flow with transferable leases and property purchase options across the Southeast.
Price$2M
Revenue$2.7M
SDE$1.3M

Building Inspection Business

Building inspection firm with over forty-five years of continuous operation in the same market, generating over 70% SDE margins on a lean owner-operator model with 24% revenue growth from 2023 to 2025.
Price$348K
Revenue$154.6K
SDE$109.2K

Full-Service Fireplace Business

Full-service fireplace retailer and installer with over 125 product displays, over thirty-five years in operation, $500k in annual cash flow, and nearly 30% margins.
Price$3.2M
Revenue$1.7M
SDE$500K

Korean Restaurant & Cafe

Casual dining Korean restaurant with donuts and coffee clearing 50% EBITDA margins on $660k revenue, with real estate included in the asking price.
Price$1.6M
Revenue$660K
EBITDA$330K

Real Estate Mortgage Software Company

Real estate mortgage software company with 100% recurring revenue from loan application review, title management, foreclosure, underwriting, and loan review services.
Price-
Revenue$512.9K
EBITDA($199.4K)

Specialized Retail Sporting Store

Outdoor sporting goods retailer with $4.8M in annual revenue, an attached gas station, and both physical storefront and online sales channels serving hunters, anglers, and law enforcement professionals.
Price$6M
Revenue$4.8M
SDE$720K

Mortgage and Loan Origination Business

Residential mortgage brokerage generating 100% repeat and referral business with zero advertising spend, built on a deep customer database across Georgia and Florida.
Price$140K
Revenue$216.6K
SDE$84.7K

RV Camping Online Marketplace Platform

A two-sided RV parking marketplace with over seven years of platform development and an established host network built entirely through self-funding, positioned for a buyer to accelerate guest-side demand activation.
Price$1.4M
Revenue$438.5K
SDE$119.2K

Condo Project Review Services Business

Recurring consulting revenue in a niche regulatory segment where condo and HOA projects require federal lending approval. a process most buyers and lenders cannot navigate without specialized expertise.
Price-
Revenue$430.4K
SDE$280.2K

Interior Design Firm

Interior design firm specializing in hospitality and high-end residential projects, with revenue growing from $981k in 2021 to $2.3M in 2023.
Price$950K
Revenue$2.3M
EBITDA$240K

Commercial Real Estate Marketing Platform

Commercial real estate marketing platform with 100% recurring subscription revenue, 45% EBITDA margins, and proprietary software serving a niche broker audience.
Price$2M
Revenue$750K
EBITDA$336K

Geospatial Software Development Firm

IT services and consulting firm building critical business systems on geospatial foundations, with 75% recurring revenue from large enterprises and government organizations.
Price-
Revenue$3.5M
EBITDA$875K
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Due diligence

What to Look For

Practical guidance from hundreds of real acquisition conversations.

Fee Income vs. Transaction Income

  • Ask the seller to separate fee-based income from transaction or commission income, and how much the business earns without the owner personally closing deals.
  • Management fees on long-term contracts, desk fees from agents, and MLS partnership income come in whether or not the market is hot.
  • Understanding that mix, and how it's trended over three years, is the starting point for evaluating any real estate business.

Contracts and Client Stability

  • Ask to see the management contract list with terms, renewal dates, and how long each client has been in place.
  • Long-term management agreements, multi-year MLS contracts, and property owner relationships with strong renewal history all make a business more valuable and easier to finance.
  • Agent or client relationships that have held through multiple market cycles are among the strongest signals of business durability you'll find.

Licensing Across the Business

  • Get a clear picture early of who holds which professional licenses and whether any are tied to the seller personally.
  • Property management buyers in many states need a real estate broker's license to operate; brokerage transfers often require identifying a qualifying broker; surveying firms need licensed surveyors on staff to continue operating.
  • Starting these conversations before you're deep into a deal is one of the best ways to avoid a last-minute delay.

Owner Independence

  • Ask directly what the owner does on a typical week and how the business would run if they were unavailable for a month.
  • Firms with a managing broker, a long-tenured property manager, or a second licensed surveyor in place give buyers a much cleaner path to day-one operations.
  • The biggest valuation driver across all real estate categories is how much the business runs without the owner, and it's worth understanding that clearly before you commit.

Technology and Systems

  • Ask which software the business runs on and whether the workflows are documented or largely informal.
  • Whether it's a property management platform generating automated owner statements, a brokerage with a transaction management system, or a surveying firm using drone mapping to win projects, built-in technology creates real operational leverage.
  • A business running on documented systems rather than the owner's memory transfers much more reliably.

Valuation

What Should You Expect to Pay?

2x-4x

SDE

Owner-operated, transaction or founder-dependent

4x-8x

EBITDA

Contracted fee income, management team in place

The spread comes down to how much revenue is predictable and contracted versus dependent on market activity and the owner's personal involvement, whether in closing deals, holding the key license, or managing every client directly.

What drives a premium

Fee-based income under long-term contracts with documented renewal history

A managing broker, operations manager, or second licensed professional who runs day-to-day independently

Revenue spread across many clients or agents with no single relationship dominating

Technology workflows and systems that operate without the owner's active involvement

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FAQ

Other Real Estate Business Acquisition

What should I look for when buying a real estate business?

The most important things to understand are how much the business earns from predictable, contracted sources versus deal-dependent income, who actually manages the day-to-day operations, and how licensing and credentials transfer. Ask for a revenue breakdown separating fee income from transaction income, the management contract or agent roster with tenure, and a clear picture of who holds which professional licenses. Browse real estate businesses for sale on Rejigg to see how these businesses present to buyers.

How much does a real estate business cost?

Most real estate businesses sell for 2 to 8 times their annual profit depending on the type, how contracted the revenue is, and how independent the operation is from the owner. Property management companies with long-term contracts tend to command higher multiples than brokerages where the founder is the top producer. Use the SBA loan calculator to model what monthly payments might look like at different price points.

How do I evaluate a real estate business before buying?

Start by asking the seller to separate fee-based income from transaction or commission income. Review the client or agent list to understand tenure and concentration. Find out who holds each professional license and what happens to those credentials when ownership changes. For property management companies, review trust accounting practices and the management contract terms. For brokerages, look at agent production and desk fee agreements. For surveying or land firms, focus on licensed staff depth and contract pipeline.

What due diligence questions should I ask about a real estate business?

Useful questions include: What percentage of revenue comes from contracted fees versus transaction commissions or project work? What are the terms and renewal history on management contracts or MLS agreements? Who holds professional licenses and are they tied to individuals or the company? What happens to those licenses when ownership changes? Does the business require a licensed managing broker or qualified surveyor to operate? How long have the key clients, agents, or property owners been in place? These questions help you understand the operational picture before you're committed.

Where can I find real estate businesses for sale?

Rejigg lists property management companies, real estate brokerages, and land services businesses for sale with detailed financials and direct seller access. You can browse real estate businesses for sale on Rejigg, message sellers directly, and work through due diligence in a secure deal room.

How do licensing requirements affect buying a real estate business?

Licensing is one of the most important things to get clarity on early. In property management, many states require the buyer to hold a real estate broker's license before taking over operations, which can add planning time. In brokerage sales, most states require the buyer or a designated qualifying broker to be licensed in each state where the company operates. In land surveying, professional surveyor licenses belong to individuals, so you need a licensed surveyor on staff to continue operating. Confirm all requirements before making an offer.

What makes a property management company a good acquisition vs. a difficult one?

The best property management acquisitions have management contracts with clear transfer language, a portfolio spread across many property owners with no single client dominating, and a long-tenured property manager who handles leasing, maintenance, and reporting without the owner. Clean trust accounting records and a reliable vendor network round out the picture. Difficult deals tend to involve month-to-month agreements, one or two clients representing most of the revenue, and financials that mix the owner's personal properties in with the management business.