Louisville, KY
$475,000

Louisville, KY
$475,000

Minnesota
$490,000

Marion County, OR
$420,000

Florida
Not Disclosed
Cash Flow: $285,901
Henrico County, VA
$375,000
Ector County, TX
$2,790,000
New Castle County, DE
$55,000
Stevens County, WA
$375,000
La Salle County, IL
$460,000
Richmond County, NY
$210,000
Not Disclosed
EBITDA: $624,000
Dane County, WI
Not Disclosed
Cash Flow: $210,555
Tennessee
Not Disclosed
EBITDA: $188,993
Kansas
$520,000
Jackson County, MS
$280,000
Carlsbad, CA
$325,000
Nassos Prapas
Olympic Group Commercial
Serving Barnstable County, MA
Wichita County, TX
$168,000
Miami, FL
$1,840,000
Miami, FL
$1,860,000
Juneau, AK
$420,000
Douglas County, NE
$800,000
Pennsylvania
Not Disclosed
Cash Flow: $500,000
Richmond, VA
Not Disclosed
Cash Flow: $266,375
Sacramento County, CA
$775,000
Rockingham County, NH
$110,000
Monmouth County, NJ
$725,000
Anne Arundel County, MD
$345,000
San Joaquin County, CA
$720,000
Tulsa County, OK
$155,000
Chester County, PA
$325,000
Newport News, VA
$389,000
Union County, NJ
$350,000
Hawaii County, HI
$715,000
Middlesex County, MA
$949,000
Pima County, AZ
$290,000
Maricopa County, AZ
$985,000
Pennsylvania
Not Disclosed
Cash Flow: $274,005
Tennessee
$445,000
Cochise County, AZ
$185,000
E Baton Rouge County, LA
$600,000
DuPage County, IL
Not Disclosed
Cash Flow: $300,790
Alberta
$1,250,000
Mecklenburg County, NC
$385,000
North Carolina
$3,995,000
Kenneth Li
Southwest Realty Group
Serving Harris County, TX
Kenneth Li is the broker/ owner of Texas George Realty, Inc. DBA Southwest Realty Group, a full service real estate firm in Houston, Texas since 1988. Throughout the two decades of his professional career, he has been committed to excellence in real estate development for his community. Kenneth Li is known as a real estate specialist, developer and consultant. He was born in Taiwan and raised in Hong Kong and came to Houston in 1981. Kenneth was the founder of Texas George Realty, which was later named one of the top ten outstanding Asian-owned businesses in Houston by the “Houston Post”. Kenneth acquired Century 21 Southwest franchise in 1997 and later converted into Southwest Realty Group. Kenneth Li was considered a pioneer of Chinatown by the “Houston Chronicle” and said that he was the real estate broker aided growth of community and used his success there as an entry into the mainstream in both residential and commercial real estate. (Houston Chronicle, Aug. 11, 2002). Under his leadership and influence, the City of Houston approved a budget of $21,000,000 to improve Houston Chinatown road reconstruction plan finished in March, 2015.
District of Columbia, DC
$175,000
Milwaukee, WI
$550,000
Montgomery County, MD
$440,000
Mcpherson County, KS
$235,000
Quebec
$699,000
Ghana
$12,760,000
Businesses in the financial services sector sell products and services, supporting individuals and organizations in managing their finances. This industry has a wide variety of businesses that take care of personal and corporate finance in several important ways. Financial services also include investment and asset management, home equity, commercial real estate, tax and accounting services, and financial consulting services. The insurance market covers homes, personal health, and automobiles, in addition to life insurance and numerous industry-specific insurance types.
Some of the most popular categories of financial services businesses include:
Market Overview
| Number of Business Listings Analyzed | 936 | 
| Median Asking Price | $500,000 | 
| Median Reported Revenue | $430,000 | 
| Median Reported Earnings | $210,000 | 
| Financials based on businesses that listed an asking price, annual revenue, and seller's discretionary earnings. | |
Financial Services Business Valuation Multiples
| Range | Revenue | Earnings (SDE) | 
| Lower Quartile | 1.02 | 1.81 | 
| Median | 1.18 | 2.36 | 
| Upper Quartile | 1.46 | 3.13 | 
| Revenue and earnings multiples based on reported revenue, seller's discretionary earnings, and asking price. | ||
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Financial Services Business Valuation Benchmarks
Sell Your Financial Services Business
For business owners looking to sell their financial services business, developing an exit strategy is essential. Developing an exit plan starts with understanding the businesses value, along with industry and market trends. Take the time to identify the levers available to make the business more profitable and marketable to potential buyers. Our Guide to Valuing and Selling Financial Services Businesses provides a step-by-step roadmap to help get you started.