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Buying a Mysterious Retail & Distribution Business in Orlando

2025/5/16
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Acquisitions Anonymous - #1 for business buying, selling and operating

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The podcast delves into a listener-submitted deal: a $6.3 million natural products business in Orlando, Florida. The team discusses the deal's vagueness, including the unclear product category, low inventory, and high earnings with minimal owner hours. They also explore gender dynamics in M&A and the potential for software carve-outs.
  • $6.3 million natural products business in Orlando
  • Unclear product category and low inventory
  • High earnings with minimal owner hours
  • Discussion on gender differences in M&A
  • Potential for software carve-out

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The team dissects a mysterious $6.3M Florida natural products business that looks great on paper—but raises more questions than answers.Business Listing – https://drive.google.com/file/d/1s0GFGR8yGnsX_xMKqs8WdiDcdf0t8L8T/view?usp=sharingSponsored by Capital Pad and Connor Gross💼 Need capital to buy a business or want to invest in acquisition deals? Visit Capital Pad: https://www.capitalpad.com🔥 Ready to explore franchise ownership? Join Connor Gross' newsletter at: https://www.connorgroce.comIn this episode, Michael, Mills, Heather, and special guest Chelsea from Acquisition Lab unpack a listener-submitted listing: a $6.3 million natural products distribution and retail business in Orlando, Florida. The team grapples with the vagueness of the deal memo—no clear product category, a suspiciously low inventory number, and a business claiming $1.4M+ in steady earnings while only requiring 10 hours a week from the owner. Is it a hidden gem, or is something being left out? Along the way, they explore gender dynamics in M&A, software carve-outs, and what makes a quality broker.Key Highlights:- Discussion on gender differences in business acquisition readiness and confidence- Analysis of a Florida-based business with ~$10M revenue and $1.4M in discretionary earnings- Pros and cons of vague listings—and what might be hiding behind them- What “SBA financing available” actually means in context- Potential for software carve-out and SaaS value in traditional businesses- Jackie Hirsch praised as a high-integrity broker

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