Vermont
$850,000

Vermont
$850,000

Wilmington, VT
$125,000

Rutland County, VT
$350,000

Brandon, VT
$550,000
Montpelier, VT
Not Disclosed
Cash Flow: $70,000
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Bennington, VT
$1,250,000
Burlington, VT
$450,000
Plymouth, VT
$950,000
Hardwick, VT
$315,000
South Burlington, VT
$915,000
Available in Vermont
$75,000
Hardwick, VT
$39,000
Vermont
$1,100,000
$1,250,000
Bennington, VT
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Vermont
$1,250,000
Quechee, VT
$725,000
Sanjay K. Gupta
Tedd Min LLC
Serving Chittenden County, VT
Teddmin Business Brokers & Advisors, Consultants & Small Business Opportunity Specialists.(Serving All Tri-State Clients/ One Stop Shop for Buyers and Sellers) DOING IT RIGHT IS THE CORE MANTRA...."ASSURANCE, VALUE AND TRUST"WORKING FOR OUR CLIENTS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS IN SMALL BUSINESS. This firm has a specific focus on small businesses and has a strong presence in New Jersey. They prioritize the need of their clients and have strong network of buyers and sellers for various business types. They assist in the buying and selling of businesses, and have strong reviews for their professionalism and expert guidance. They are fully committed to clients to fulfill their American Dream by connecting within our communities. We totally value and encourage the mantra of doing it right by bringing seller's and buyer's together for better tomorrow. Whether you are looking to buy or sell a business, we have our business advisor's and consultants to help you reach your goals. We have highly skilled professionals in the industry those who are marketing savvy and have great exposure. We offer a confidential consultation if you are looking to sell your business. We assist clients with finding financing options, including SBA loans, seller financing, and other loan products, through their network of certified banking partners. We provide consultation, expert advice that supports BUYERS/SELLERS throughout the entire sales process. We offer our services in the Tri-State area. We have highly experienced team of Attorney's on board who help close the deals. If you are looking for a Elite Trusted Broker/Advisor to get a deal done, Contact us now 24/7 @1-732-896-1037 or email us at teddminbb@gmail.com
Vermont
Not Disclosed
Cash Flow: $319,211
Vermont
Not Disclosed
Cash Flow: $170,000
Vermont
$115,000
Vermont
$50,000
Vermont
$1,000
Available in Vermont
$150,000
Ascutney, VT
$695,000
Addison County, VT
$175,000
$595,000
Hartford, VT
Franklin County, VT
$195,000
Burlington, VT
$80,000
Vermont
$710,000
Vermont
$460,000
Queen City, VT
$149,000
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Waitsfield, VT
$995,000
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Vermont
$1,700,000
Available in Vermont
$75,000
Rutland, VT
$310,000
Rutland, VT
$275,000
$199,000
Sharon, VT
Killington, VT
$6,250,000
Vermont
$1,350,000
Available Nationwide
$30,000
Derby, VT
Not Disclosed
$29,750
$10,000
$5,000
$5,000
Nicholas Maclure
Century 21 Farm & Forest Realty
Serving Orleans County, VT
$35,000
$35,000
$2,900,000
Killington, VT
$20,000
Not Disclosed
Available Nationwide
$175,000
The Green Mountain State is the fifth smallest state in the country, with roughly 75% of it being forest. Despite this fact, over 625,000 people have taken residence in the area. While the capital of Montpelier holds about 9,000 of Vermont’s total citizens, if you are on the lookout for Vermont businesses for sale, a McDonald’s franchise will not be on the list, as Montpelier is the only capital in the nation without one. You will find, on the other hand, businesses in the maple syrup and dairy cow industries since Vermont is the leading supplier of these goods in the whole United States.
The capital of Montpelier, along with Colchester and Burlington, are two great places to start for entrepreneurs looking for Vermont businesses for sale. Investors should also consider Vermont’s professional associations, such as The Vermont Small Business Development Center or the Vermont Business Assistance Network. Additionally, the Vermont government’s official website has a very detailed list of other resources for your business, indicating that the state wants to help foster good business practices for successful economic growth and cares about the citizens in its communities.
While agriculture and manufacturing are Vermont’s top industries, the service industry and animal crops industry are also thriving in the state. For example, IBM is the state’s largest employer, Burton Snowboards has national recognition as well, and the ice cream brand of Ben & Jerry’s was also founded in the state. Though these large companies take residence in Vermont, most of the state’s employers are small firms, indicating that there is room for up and coming businesses and businesses looking to expand. Vermont’s economic climate is diverse and growing and your investment could be the state’s next big thing.