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Discover North Dakota small businesses for sale on DealStream – your premier marketplace to buy a small business in North Dakota. Browse listings from Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks, Minot, and beyond, featuring profitable restaurants, retail shops, service enterprises, and more. With up-to-date details and direct seller contact, finding the ideal North Dakota business investment has never been easier. Start exploring today and turn your entrepreneurial dreams into reality!

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Profitable Trucking Business + Real Estate
Fargo, ND

Total Offering Price: $2,000,000.00 (includes business, fleet, real estate, and excess land) Business Price: $665,000 (3.00x average 4-year adjusted EBITDA of $221,878) Real Estate Value: Existing Building (10,116 SF): $937,500 Excess Land (gravel lot): $400,000 Total Real Estate: $1,337,500 Fleet...

$2,000,000
Cash Flow: $221,878
Details
North Dakota

This wonderful store has been around for many decades. The flooring company has carpet, laminate, wood, vinyl, tile flooring and more. There many experienced employees have been there for several years making this easy for buyer to have a smooth transition.

$1,700,000
Cash Flow: $463,709
Details
North Dakota

This family-owned petroleum construction and maintenance operation boasts over 70 years of trusted expertise serving the upper Midwest's energy sector. As an authorized distributor and service provider for top brands like Wayne, Franklin, Xerxes, Morrison Bros, VeriFone, and dozens more, we specialize...

$800K - $1.3MM
Cash Flow: $200K - $400K
Details
North Dakota

Lucrative hardware and accessories shop available for purchase in Eastern North Dakota! This extraordinary opportunity presents itself as a chance to seize a remarkable prospect! Situated in a vibrant town in Eastern North Dakota since 1994, this establishment enjoys a prime location with outstanding...

$1,200,000
Cash Flow: $84,751
Details
North Dakota

An exceptional automotive and lubrication shop is currently on the market for acquisition in the southwestern region of North Dakota! This amazing opportunity arises as a chance to grab hold of an exceptional possibility! A long-standing business established in 1987, located in southwestern North...

$1,300,000
Cash Flow: $137,601
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Profitable Masonry Business
North Dakota

Great masonry company thats been around several decades doing block, brick and stone work. Does mostly commercial business covering the States of ND, SD, MN. Equipment and vehicles will be included in the sale of the business. Most the staff have been with the company several years. Owner is looking...

$1,000,000
Cash Flow: $374,520
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Tips for Buying A Business

Do Your Due Diligence

Before making any purchasing decision, invest time in a thorough due diligence process. This means carefully reviewing the company’s financial statements, tax returns, legal contracts, customer lists, and employee agreements. Understand the business model and look for any hidden risks such as unresolved legal issues, outstanding debts, or dependency on a small number of clients. Consulting with accountants and attorneys to verify all documents ensures you are getting the full picture and reduces your chances of unpleasant surprises after the sale.

Evaluate the Business’s Value and Potential

Accurately valuing a business is more than just looking at last year’s profits. Assess the company’s assets, intellectual property, market position, growth potential, and customer base. Compare the asking price with recent sales of similar businesses, and consider industry trends or technological changes that may affect future performance. By understanding where the business stands now and where it could go under your ownership, you can better negotiate the price and terms.

Plan for a Smooth Transition

A key factor in your success is managing the transition period effectively. Negotiate a handover period where the previous owner supports you, introduces you to key clients and vendors, and shares insights on business operations. Communicate openly with employees to build trust and maintain productivity. Having a transition plan in place helps preserve business value and sets you up for a successful start as the new owner.