Real Estate Businesses for Sale

Whether it's a property management company, a brokerage, or a land services firm, the acquisitions that hold their value share one quality: fee income under contract and a team that runs the operation without the owner in every conversation.

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Real Estate Tech Company

Provides technology-driven photography, videography, and image processing services for the real estate industry, featuring a proprietary image blending system and ai-powered editing platform that serves real estate media companies, independent photographers, and brokerages both nationally and internationally
Price-
Revenue$2.5M
EBITDAN/A

Cabinet and Countertop Company

supplies and installs cabinets, stone countertops, sinks and luxury vinyl plank flooring, providing software-based design services for kitchen and bathroom remodels in the tampa, florida area
Price$2.3M
Revenue$2.7M
EBITDA$603.1K

Corporate Housing Provider

Provides fully furnished short-term corporate housing through a master-lease arbitrage model, serving relocating employees and interns with turnkey apartments including furniture, utilities, and housekeeping, operating seasonally with up to 400 units during peak internship season
Price$2M
Revenue$8M
SDE$660K

Construction & Restoration Company

Specializes in insurance restoration, reconstruction, and environmental services including mold, lead, and asbestos remediation, operating as two complementary entities providing reo rehabilitation and capital repairs for government-sponsored mortgage enterprises alongside contents restoration and water mitigation across michigan, ohio, and indiana
Price-
Revenue$19M
EBITDA$4.5M

Environmental Reports and Consulting

Provides environmental and historical data reports to environmental consultants, financial institutions, and homeowners across all 50 states, leveraging proprietary databases built over more than twenty years including the largest city directory database in the country
Price$200K
Revenue$430K
EBITDA$10.3K

Professional Dog Boarding Business

Operates a 70-acre dog retreat and kennel offering professional boarding and 24/7 care in modern facilities with radiant heated floors and outdoor runs, staffed by certified trainers with individualized protocols and optional add-on services
Price$150K
Revenue$68.8K
SDE$64.3K

Real Estate SaaS Platform

Ai-based prop-tech and fintech saas platform that calculates the true total monthly cost of living in a home—including taxes, insurance, utilities, and commuting costs—enabling users to search for homes by monthly budget, while serving MLSs, brokerages, and financial institutions through ip licensing, compliance tools, mortgage lead generation, and affiliate marketing across 25 licensed states
Price$2M
Revenue$747.4K
EBITDA$115.5K

Environmental Contractor

Design-build environmental contractor specializing in in-situ and ex-situ groundwater and soil remediation solutions and environmental and geotechnical drilling services, holding 14 patents on chemistry and microbiology and primarily serving environmental and geotechnical consulting firms on a project basis
Price-
Revenue$8.2M
EBITDA$2.2M

Real Estate Business

Provides property listing and sales services through multiple offices in maryland, specializing in residential, commercial, waterfront, luxury estates, investment properties, farms, and unimproved land, earning commission-based revenue from transactions
Price$2.5M
Revenue$3.7M
SDE$798.1K

Commercial Real Estate Company

Full-service commercial real estate brokerage in New York City specializing in office space leasing, purchasing, and subleasing, along with co-working solutions, contractual negotiations, architectural planning, and lease execution, with an additional residential division focused on high-end townhouses and condos
Price$2.9M
Revenue$2.7M
EBITDA$1.1M

Aerial Photography Business

Provides aerial photography, drone mapping, and pre-construction video documentation for construction, development, and commercial real estate clients across the entire state of florida, with over 40 years of operating history and 90% recurring customers
Price$750K
Revenue$580K
SDE$305K

Real Estate & Property Management Firm

Provides HOA management, rental property management, commercial property management, community capital planning, maintenance services, and real estate sales in the Tennessee market, managing 14 HOAs with approximately 1,871 doors, 120-130 rental units, and one commercial shopping center
Price$2.5M
Revenue$2.7M
SDE$696.2K

Real Estate and Property Management Group

Full-service real estate and property management firm based in las vegas specializing in single-family homes and small multifamily properties, offering comprehensive leasing, maintenance, administrative services, residential brokerage, investor advisory support, and private lending
Price$6.2M
Revenue$2.2M
SDE$1.1M

Independent Auto-Service Shop

Operates two fast-lube and automotive repair locations plus a tire center annex in Vermont, providing oil changes, tire sales, and full maintenance services to approximately 26,000 cars annually
Price$6.5M
Revenue$3.8M
SDE$1.3M

Construction Consulting Company

Specializes in building permit expediting, zoning approvals, and wireless telecom site acquisition services across approximately twenty-five states, serving large wireless tower owners, telecom carriers, developers, and architects through a fully remote operation
Price$2.2M
Revenue$876.9K
SDE$496.4K

Property Management Company

Specializes in community and property management, real estate sales, and rental services, offering professional maintenance, emergency repairs, and real estate solutions for diverse property types in Vermont.
Price-
Revenue$3.1M
EBITDA$375K

Real Estate Broker

Specializes in oceanfront residential and commercial properties, vacation rentals, condos, property management, and land purchases in Oregon and California
Price$400K
Revenue$491.4K
SDE$266.9K

Water Well Company

Provides well drilling, well rehabilitation, pump repair, water treatment, and lithium well drilling services for municipal, industrial, residential, and farm clients primarily in Arkansas with additional licensing in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Tennessee
Price-
Revenue$10M
EBITDA$400K

Full Service Title & Escrow Service Company

Coordinates real estate transactions from initiation through closing, providing title searches, title insurance underwriting and issuance, and settlement options including in-person, curbside, and remote video closings for residential and commercial clients nationwide
Price-
Revenue$9.1M
SDE$1.3M

Storage Solutions Business

Operates in the rent-to-own industry providing high-quality portable storage units like barns, sheds, garages, cabins, and tiny homes with a focus on durability, innovation, and compliance with building codes and FEMA wind ratings.
Price$3.5M
Revenue$541.5K
SDE$471K

Hair Salon Business

Provides private, fully furnished salon suites for beauty professionals including hairstylists, nail technicians, estheticians, and massage therapists, operating a 32-suite facility at approximately 90% occupancy with recurring weekly lease revenue and high tenant retention
Price$1.2M
Revenue$526.2K
SDE$251K

Property Management Company

Franchise-based property management company serving the greater Seattle area, specializing in leasing, maintenance, asset management, and compliance solutions for single-family homes, multi-family properties, and apartment complexes owned by local, out-of-state, and international investors
Price-
Revenue$2.3M
SDE$184.7K

Land Surveying / Engineering Firm

Offers land surveying, civil engineering, planning, design, and permitting services to commercial and residential clients with a focus on project-based recurring work for commercial businesses.
Price-
Revenue$1.8M
EBITDAN/A

Luxury Real Estate Brokerage

Provides brokerage services for high-end residential and luxury property transactions for individual consumers and institutional investors, generating commission-based revenue with repeat clients
Price$2.4M
Revenue$4.9M
SDE$434.6K

Portable Building Rental Business

Owns and leases modular, relocatable buildings such as storage units, offices, classrooms, and jobsite trailers to a diverse range of customers on both short-term and long-term contracts.
Price-
Revenue$202.3K
SDE$181.9K
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Due diligence

What to Look For

Practical guidance from hundreds of real acquisition conversations.

Fee Income vs. Transaction Income

  • Ask the seller to separate fee-based income from transaction or commission income, and how much the business earns without the owner personally closing deals.
  • Management fees on long-term contracts, desk fees from agents, and MLS partnership income come in whether or not the market is hot.
  • Understanding that mix, and how it's trended over three years, is the starting point for evaluating any real estate business.

Contracts and Client Stability

  • Ask to see the management contract list with terms, renewal dates, and how long each client has been in place.
  • Long-term management agreements, multi-year MLS contracts, and property owner relationships with strong renewal history all make a business more valuable and easier to finance.
  • Agent or client relationships that have held through multiple market cycles are among the strongest signals of business durability you'll find.

Licensing Across the Business

  • Get a clear picture early of who holds which professional licenses and whether any are tied to the seller personally.
  • Property management buyers in many states need a real estate broker's license to operate; brokerage transfers often require identifying a qualifying broker; surveying firms need licensed surveyors on staff to continue operating.
  • Starting these conversations before you're deep into a deal is one of the best ways to avoid a last-minute delay.

Owner Independence

  • Ask directly what the owner does on a typical week and how the business would run if they were unavailable for a month.
  • Firms with a managing broker, a long-tenured property manager, or a second licensed surveyor in place give buyers a much cleaner path to day-one operations.
  • The biggest valuation driver across all real estate categories is how much the business runs without the owner, and it's worth understanding that clearly before you commit.

Technology and Systems

  • Ask which software the business runs on and whether the workflows are documented or largely informal.
  • Whether it's a property management platform generating automated owner statements, a brokerage with a transaction management system, or a surveying firm using drone mapping to win projects, built-in technology creates real operational leverage.
  • A business running on documented systems rather than the owner's memory transfers much more reliably.

Valuation

What Should You Expect to Pay?

2x-4x

SDE

Owner-operated, transaction or founder-dependent

4x-8x

EBITDA

Contracted fee income, management team in place

The spread comes down to how much revenue is predictable and contracted versus dependent on market activity and the owner's personal involvement, whether in closing deals, holding the key license, or managing every client directly.

What drives a premium

Fee-based income under long-term contracts with documented renewal history

A managing broker, operations manager, or second licensed professional who runs day-to-day independently

Revenue spread across many clients or agents with no single relationship dominating

Technology workflows and systems that operate without the owner's active involvement

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FAQ

Real Estate Business Acquisition

What should I look for when buying a real estate business?

The most important things to understand are how much the business earns from predictable, contracted sources versus deal-dependent income, who actually manages the day-to-day operations, and how licensing and credentials transfer. Ask for a revenue breakdown separating fee income from transaction income, the management contract or agent roster with tenure, and a clear picture of who holds which professional licenses. Browse real estate businesses for sale on Rejigg to see how these businesses present to buyers.

How much does a real estate business cost?

Most real estate businesses sell for 2 to 8 times their annual profit depending on the type, how contracted the revenue is, and how independent the operation is from the owner. Property management companies with long-term contracts tend to command higher multiples than brokerages where the founder is the top producer. Use the SBA loan calculator to model what monthly payments might look like at different price points.

How do I evaluate a real estate business before buying?

Start by asking the seller to separate fee-based income from transaction or commission income. Review the client or agent list to understand tenure and concentration. Find out who holds each professional license and what happens to those credentials when ownership changes. For property management companies, review trust accounting practices and the management contract terms. For brokerages, look at agent production and desk fee agreements. For surveying or land firms, focus on licensed staff depth and contract pipeline.

What due diligence questions should I ask about a real estate business?

Useful questions include: What percentage of revenue comes from contracted fees versus transaction commissions or project work? What are the terms and renewal history on management contracts or MLS agreements? Who holds professional licenses and are they tied to individuals or the company? What happens to those licenses when ownership changes? Does the business require a licensed managing broker or qualified surveyor to operate? How long have the key clients, agents, or property owners been in place? These questions help you understand the operational picture before you're committed.

Where can I find real estate businesses for sale?

Rejigg lists property management companies, real estate brokerages, and land services businesses for sale with detailed financials and direct seller access. You can browse real estate businesses for sale on Rejigg, message sellers directly, and work through due diligence in a secure deal room.

How do licensing requirements affect buying a real estate business?

Licensing is one of the most important things to get clarity on early. In property management, many states require the buyer to hold a real estate broker's license before taking over operations, which can add planning time. In brokerage sales, most states require the buyer or a designated qualifying broker to be licensed in each state where the company operates. In land surveying, professional surveyor licenses belong to individuals, so you need a licensed surveyor on staff to continue operating. Confirm all requirements before making an offer.

What makes a property management company a good acquisition vs. a difficult one?

The best property management acquisitions have management contracts with clear transfer language, a portfolio spread across many property owners with no single client dominating, and a long-tenured property manager who handles leasing, maintenance, and reporting without the owner. Clean trust accounting records and a reliable vendor network round out the picture. Difficult deals tend to involve month-to-month agreements, one or two clients representing most of the revenue, and financials that mix the owner's personal properties in with the management business.