This Thriving bus line with established and profitably operated routes and charter services has been serving the Pacific Northwest communities for more than a decade. This transportation business has a strong brand recognition and stellar reputation in the Pacific Northwest.

This Profitable and Successful janitorial business was established in 2012 by a dynamic husband and wife team. They pursued their dreams of entrepreneurship and took a leap of faith. They worked diligently in growing their business to the level it is today!

This lucrative Specialty Concrete Contractor Business specialized in polishing and staining concrete floors, walkways and doing epoxy garage floors.  The seller is retiring and the new owner is excited and ramped up to take the business to the next level.

How people accessed many personal care experiences changed during the pandemic, but the industry adapted in many ways like by going online with their products or taking a more natural approach. The world has reopened, and beauty-based companies continue to rebound, so you may be asking—is now a good time to sell.

Hollie Choe moved to Central Oregon in 2012  with her husband and business partner, Johnathan Choe.  They have 3 children, 2 of whom attend high school in Bend and 2 fur babies.  They quickly fell in love with the outdoor activities in Bend and all that Central Oregon has to offer.  In their leisure time, Hollie and her family enjoy hiking, kayaking, biking, fishing, bowling, and exploring beautiful Central Oregon.

Health care is an industry that is constantly growing and evolving as new technologies and discoveries change treatments and care. This reality is truer than ever as the world has seen during the recent COVID-19 health care crisis.

Americans started 2021 by cleaning house—literally. The COVID-19 pandemic kick-started worldwide hygiene awareness and majorly boosted demand for cleaning businesses. It wasn’t just about safety—it was about peace of mind. Residential cleaners, maids, janitors, and other sanitation professionals suddenly found themselves booked solid, with no end in sight. Today, in 2022, cleaning services continue to do brisk business…a trend that has many entrepreneurs considering their options.

If you’ve been following the news over the last few years, you know that business sales are up—way up—for certain industries, including restaurants. And if you’re like many restaurant owners, you’ve been thinking about selling your business, too.

Congratulations to broker Lonnie Woodruff for facilitating the sale of this Robust and Profitable eCommerce Business in Oregon.  After more than 20 years of making their own dreams come true, the sellers helped a first-time business owner to launch his own.  After decades in the corporate world, the buyer left his job to fulfill a lifetime passion of self-employment in a fun and thriving industry that he can leverage his skillset to grow the business to new levels.

With over 4.5 million visitors each year, it’s no wonder so many choose to call Central Oregon home. Tourists and residents alike are attracted to the outdoor lifestyle, temperate climate, and small-town feel of Central Oregon, while still having the amenities and economic opportunity of much larger cities.

In a perfect world, every entrepreneur would have ample time to prepare their business for sale. It’s a long, often complex process that demands our full attention—and ideally, assistance from professional brokers.

For many entrepreneurs, selling a business is about more than money—it’s about passing down a legacy. After years of hard work, it’s only natural to want to see your creation in the hands of someone who shares your passion. However, finding that perfect “someone” can be a challenge.

Thinking of selling your business in 2022? Give yourself an edge—read up on what we learned in 2021.

Money can be considered a taboo topic of conversation in some circles. As a rule of thumb, you do not speak about salaries, debt, or the cost of your most recent vacation with friends or family, do you? We understand that, but when it comes to selling a business, we need to talk about money, and more specifically, cash. What is cash and how does it affect your business when you are selling it?

Are you ready to sell your business, but still on the fence about using a broker? You’re not alone. Many business owners, especially first-time sellers, feel compelled to DIY the process, thinking it will save them time and money. Selling your business can be a long process with many tedious steps.