Free to ask. The name and full numbers come after a short confidentiality agreement.
An established hair salon in the Carlisle Area that has been open for over 10 years. It brings in about $230,000 a year in service sales from a loyal client base that keeps coming back.
The stylists are staying with the salon, so a new owner takes over a working team and a full book on day one, not an empty chair to fill.
The sale includes the equipment and furniture, the salon name and client list, the retail and color inventory, and the LLC, which carries no debt. The lease runs through 2029 and transfers to the buyer.
The owner will help introduce clients and staff, with the length of the handover open to negotiation, and will consider seller financing for the right buyer with 10% to 20% down.
Seller financing for the right buyer. Terms shared after a signed confidentiality agreement.
At the middle of the range, $60,000, with the owner carrying the balance.
| Down payment | Financed by the owner | Monthly payment |
|---|---|---|
| $6,000 (10%) | $54,000 | $1,090 |
| $12,000 (20%) | $48,000 | $970 |
Worked example at 8% interest over 5 years, a common shape for a seller-financed note. The owner and buyer set the real rate and term.
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So the staff, the clients, and the landlord don't hear the business is for sale before a deal is real. Every listing here is blind: the area, rounded numbers, and what is included. You get the name, the full financials, and a call with the owner after you sign a short confidentiality agreement.
A real person reads every inquiry. If your answers fit what the owner is looking for, we send you the confidentiality agreement within one business day. Once it is signed, you get the details and talk with the owner directly. If it is not a fit yet, we tell you that too.
Often, yes. Most small business sales use seller financing or an SBA loan. With seller financing you pay part of the price up front and the rest in monthly payments to the owner, out of what the business earns. Each listing shows the down payment its owner will take.
The price range and rounded figures come from the owner. Before you sign anything binding, ask for three years of business tax returns. SBA lenders require three years of business tax returns to finance a buyer, so that is the standard, and an owner who is ready to sell will have them.
No. YourBizWorth is not a broker, appraiser, or law firm. Owners pay a flat monthly fee to list here, and nobody takes a commission on the sale. The owner and the buyer make the deal, and each side should use a licensed attorney for the closing papers.
