We buy businesses! 

Interested in selling your business?  We buy businesses from profitable to distressed including real estate.  

Contact us today for a confidential meeting.

 

Our Business is selling your business

A Different Approach

Main Street Mergers & Acquisitions is a
Full Service Business Brokering Firm. We facilitate the sale of businesses, identify new business opportunities, and franchise development. We have extensive experience in the sale of businesses that are profitable and financially distressed.

We strive to provide the highest level of customer satisfaction. This is achieved through our professional and experienced staff.

We welcome the opportunity to meet with you and discuss our services in more detail.

 

Contact Us

We treat all our clients as individuals and don’t think a one size fits all solution will work. We’ll develop a customized plan for your unique position.

we specialize in selling small businesses

Some of the small businesses we have worked with include:

Restaurants, Deli, Bars, Coin laundry, Car Wash, Flower shops, Service Businesses, Convenience Stores, Retail Stores, Print Shops, Taverns, Automotive, Distribution, Gas Stations, Liquor Stores, Coffee Shops, Gift Shops, Video Stores, Pet Shop, Office Supplies, Bakeries, Dry Cleaners, Diners, Travel Agencies, Insurance,  and Manufacturing 

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 Selling A Business

 

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Buying a Business

 

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Online Businesses

 

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Franchise Businesses 

 

TESTIMONIALS

Scott

” After looking at several options to sell my business I decided to call Main Street Mergers & Acquisitions.  I was very impressed with how quickly they were able to find a buyer and how professionally the whole process was handled. ” 

Ryan

“From the initial letter, throughout the closing, the best description I could give the process is smooth.  Being the first business I ever owned and sold, Main Street Mergers handled a tremendous amount of the work needed to be performed.   I would  recommend Main Street Mergers and if needed in the future, will use them again.”