Some buyers spend their time chasing the biggest operation they can find. Others are looking for a business that makes sense.

This operation consists of two solo runs and generates approximately $557K in annual revenue with around $133K in annual profit.

The business is being offered at $180K. At that price point, it's hard not to pay attention.

What we like about this opportunity is its simplicity. There aren't dozens of runs to manage, a large organizational structure to learn, or a complicated operation to untangle. It's a straightforward business with established revenue and an operating history already in place.

No trucks are included in the advertised sale price. However, the seller owns multiple trucks and is flexible. For buyers who need equipment, trucks can be included as part of the transaction for an additional cost, creating flexibility depending on your needs and budget.

For first-time buyers, this could represent an affordable entry point into the FedEx linehaul space. For existing contractors, it may serve as a practical add-on acquisition without requiring a significant capital commitment.

There may also be opportunities for future growth within the market for buyers interested in expanding beyond the current operation over time.

SBA financing is not available for this opportunity, so buyers should be prepared to pursue alternative financing options or a cash purchase.

This isn't a massive operation, and it's not trying to be. It's a straightforward business with real revenue, real cash flow, and a price point that is becoming increasingly difficult to find in today's market.
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