Sell your South Florida business with a broker who lives here.

Selling a business in South Florida

South Florida owners usually have the same first question: what is the business actually worth, and who would buy it? The answer starts with clean numbers. Aneil builds a seller's discretionary earnings (SDE) or EBITDA view of the business, separates real add-backs from wishful ones, and gives you a realistic price range before anything goes to market.

From there, the sale is run confidentially. Your business is described to buyers without its name, financials are released only after a signed NDA, and buyers are screened for financial capacity before they ever meet you, your staff or your customers.

Who buys South Florida businesses

Buyer pools here are often broader than owners expect. Alongside local operators and competitors looking to expand, South Florida businesses draw interest from people relocating from other states and from international buyers, including E-2 treaty investors who need an operating business to qualify. A broker's job is to reach those buyers without exposing the sale, and to tell the serious ones from the curious.

Buying a business in South Florida

If you want to own a business in Miami-Dade, Broward or Palm Beach County, Aneil works the buy side too: sourcing opportunities that fit your budget and experience, reading the seller's P&L and add-backs with you, and introducing SBA 7(a) and conventional acquisition lenders.

For E-2 visa buyers, Trinmakk identifies businesses that are real, operating and transferable, and works alongside your immigration attorney, who handles the petition.Not immigration or legal advice. Please consult a licensed immigration attorney on visa qualification.

Industries we focus on in South Florida

• Trucking & logistics. Freight agencies, carriers and logistics operators serving the region's seaports, airport cargo and the I-95 and Turnpike corridors. Aneil worked in trucking and logistics before brokerage.
• Home service trades. HVAC, plumbing and electrical contractors. In South Florida's climate, air conditioning service is a necessity, and recurring maintenance contracts are what buyers pay up for.
• Self-storage. Facilities serving dense condo and apartment living, seasonal residents and small businesses.
• Auto repair & service centers. Independent shops and franchise resales with fleet accounts and certified technicians.

Deals typically range from $250K to $10M in enterprise value. Outside these industries? Reach out anyway, and Aneil will tell you plainly whether he's the right fit.

How a sale runs

Every engagement follows the same six stages: valuation, go-to-market, buyer vetting, letter of intent, due diligence and closing. See what happens at each stage, or read how seller and buyer representation works.