This 24-hour gym and personal training studio in Pennsylvania operates on a staff-light model with a 1099 trainer managing daily floor operations, allowing the owner to oversee the business remotely. The recurring membership revenue base provides predictable monthly cash flow with minimal variable costs. The business generates more in annual earnings than its asking price, making it an unusually high-yield entry-level acquisition.
An illustrative SBA 7(a) scenario based on the figures above. Model your own assumptions in the SBA loan calculator.
Illustrative only — not a financing offer. Assumes a 10% down payment and a 10-year SBA 7(a) loan at 10.5%. Actual terms vary by lender, deal structure, and buyer profile.
The DSCR shown is computed on raw cash flow — before the owner-salary, maintenance-capex, and rent adjustments SBA lenders apply when underwriting. Model the lender's view in the DSCR calculator.
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The asking price is $50,000. Exact terms and any seller financing are confirmed directly with the seller after you sign up.
This business reports approximately $53,498 in annual cash flow (SDE/EBITDA), implying a 0.9x multiple on the asking price.
It operates in the Pennsylvania area. The exact city is shown after you create a free Searcher OS account.
Many businesses in this price range qualify for SBA 7(a) financing, which can cover up to 90% of the purchase price over a 10-year term. See the financing snapshot above for an illustrative scenario.
