An opportunity to acquire a full-service independent automotive repair business with more than thirty years of continuous operation at the same downtown Allen location — together with the underlying real estate, a late-model-capable equipment package, and consumable inventory, offered as a single all-in package.

Operating history and earnings. Incorporated in January 1974 and operating from the same site since, the business serves an established customer base in one of Collin County's most affluent and supply-constrained submarkets. Seller-provided statements show 2025 revenue of $1,267,812, up 12% over 2024, at a 66.9% gross margin, producing seller's discretionary earnings of $365,668 (2024: $273,411 on $1,132,022). Because the corporation owns its premises, reported earnings carry no rent expense — a buyer acquiring the complete package retains the entire earnings stream against the combined price, which is the strongest affordability profile available in this asset class and the basis on which seller financing is offered.

Technical capability. The shop is unusually well-equipped for its footprint, with a seller-stated replacement value of approximately $122,100. Capability includes dual refrigerant platforms covering both legacy R-134a and late-model R-1234yf fleets with a backup unit, a current-generation intelligent diagnostic system with active updates plus backup scan capability, four lifts including a 12,000 lb heavy-duty and a 10,000 lb unit, a 20-ton press, transmission jack, welder, compressors, brake lathe, tire machine, and strut compression equipment, plus a 40-foot parts container with custom shelving.

Real estate and redevelopment position. The 2,080 SF single-tenant automotive facility (1975) sits on a 10,890 SF corner-adjacent site zoned Downtown District within Downtown TIF Zone No. 2, blocks from Allen Station Park and Eagle Stadium. The city reclassified the Central Business District as the Downtown District in January 2023 and created a Downtown Design Review Board. In March 2025 the City of Allen and the Allen EDC acquired seven acres at US-75 and West Main for $7.8M, funded in part by the TIF zone. In March 2026 the City Council approved agreements advancing a $17M Downtown Catalyst Project at Allen Drive and McDermott Drive — 18,000 SF of restaurant and retail, a public park, and a performance stage — within walking distance of the subject. The result is a dual-exit profile: continue the property's proven owner-occupant automotive use, or hold the dirt as downtown redevelopment capital arrives around it.

Structure. Asset sale of the business enterprise, goodwill, fixed equipment, and consumable inventory, with the real property conveying under separate TREC real estate contracts. Corporate cash, receivables, and shareholder loans are retained by the seller. Ownership will consider carrying a substantial note secured by a first lien on the real property for qualified buyers; SBA 7(a) candidates are welcome.