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BPA Brokers

Roxburgh Park, VIC

Price: $595,000 + Stock

  • Turnover: $Tatts commission $6,374 weekly; shop sales $2,000 weekly
  • Established: 10 years in operation

Lotto / News Tatts Commission $6,374 Weekly Shop Sales $2,000 Weekly Prime Shopping Centre Location Anchored By Coles And Aldi Excellent Foot Traffic Rent $1,968 Weekly + Outgoings...

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Boutique Style Bakery

BPA Brokers

Cranbourne, VIC

Price: $469,000 + Stock

  • Turnover: $22,000 - 23,000 weekly
  • Established: Long established; operated by the owner for 11 years

Boutique Style Bakery Current Takings $22,000 - 23,000 Weekly Located Close Proximity To Cranbourne Huge Growth Corridor Of The South/east Prime S/centre Location Long Established...

Bakery

BASKIN-ROBBINS LEEDERVILLE - SCOOP UP THIS OPPORTUNITY

NAI Harcourts Metro

Leederville, WA

Price: $375,000 + SAV

  • Turnover: $Approximately $500,000 annually; average weekly sales approximately $9,500
  • Net Profit: $Average weekly profit approximately $3,000; historical annual net profit approximately $180,000
  • Established: Established operation

Here's Your Chance To Own A Baskin-robbins Franchise In The Heart Of Leederville's Popular Oxford Street Precinct. Forget Starting A Business From Scratch, Step Straight Into An...

FULLY MANAGED SUPERMARKET IN WIDE BAY AREA COMES WITH A 2 BEDROOM UNIT

Gold Coast Business Brokers

South East Nanango, QLD

Price: $780,000

  • Turnover: $1.99M in FY2026 sales; currently trading at close to $50,000 per week
  • Net Profit: $247K net profit
  • Established: Established for over 25 years

​fully Managed Supermarket – $1.99m Sales & $247k Profit Here's An Opportunity That Deserves Attention. Established For Over 25 Years, This High-profile Supermarket In Wide Bay...

Supermarket

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Frequently Asked Questions

To secure a business loan in Australia, cash is king. Most lenders cap their Loan-to-Value Ratio (LVR) at 50–70%, meaning you typically need a 30% to 50% cash deposit upfront.

With the average asking price on Bsale currently sitting at $659,535 (Dec 2025), you should aim for a starting capital budget of $200,000 to $330,000 for a standard acquisition. However, the market is diverse with prices ranging from $20,000 micro-businesses to multi-million dollar enterprises, so it will depend heavily on the business you're buying.

Don't forget to budget for the "hidden" closing costs beyond the purchase price, which require immediate liquid cash. You will typically need to set aside between $1,500 and $8,000 for legal fees depending on complexity, plus funds for due diligence expenses like accountant reviews, government duties, and lease transfer costs. Crucially, you should also retain a working capital buffer large enough to cover wages, rent, the lease bond, and stock for your first 90 days of trade.

Is the price fair? Most small businesses are valued using a "multiple of profit" typically 1.5x to 4x annual net profit. For example, If a business nets $150,000 a year, a fair market price is likely between $225,000 and $600,000. Once you conduct due diligence it will help you to establish what is a fair price for the business. 
 

You must conduct thorough due diligence across three key pillars:

  1. Financials: Verify 3 years of Profit & Loss (P&L) and BAS statements.
  2. Legal: Review the commercial lease terms and required licenses.
  3. Operations: Check staff contracts and the condition of equipment.

Always have a qualified accountant verify that the owner's "Discretionary Earnings" (SDE) actually match the bank statements. Poor due diligence is the #1 cause of post-sale failure, so never skip this verification.

What is Due Diligence in a Business Sale?

On average, most small business purchases take 6 to 14 weeks from the initial enquiry to final settlement, though complex acquisitions involving government licenses or commercial finance can extend beyond six months.

The process typically unfolds in four consecutive stages. It begins with Enquiry & Initial Review (1–3 weeks), where you sign an NDA and assess the Information Memorandum. This moves into Due Diligence (2–4 weeks), a critical period for your accountant and solicitor to investigate tax returns and lease agreements. Once satisfied, you enter Offer & Negotiation (1–2 weeks) to agree on price and terms, before concluding with Finance & Legal Finalisation (2–5 weeks) to secure bank approval and transfer the lease.

To achieve the highest price, ensure your financials are "bank-ready" and your operations are fully documented. You can choose to list directly on Bsale to reach our database of qualified buyers or engage a licensed business broker to manage the valuation and negotiation process for you.

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