Gas Station & Convenience Store with Growth Upside

Description

Gas station and convenience store for sale on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The business serves local residents, commuters, employees, tourists and passing traffic and generates revenue from both fuel and inside-store sales.

Business profile

• Asking price: $125,000
• Six fuel pumps
• Three fuel grades
• Convenience-store merchandise
• Tobacco products
• Beer and wine
• Lottery
• ATM, Bitcoin and air-machine income

Included in the sale

• Furniture, fixtures and equipment
• POS systems
• Leasehold improvements
• Inventory
• Existing vendor relationships
• Operating systems

Buyers should obtain a detailed asset and inventory schedule to confirm exactly what is included in the $125,000 asking price.

Operations

The business has trained employees in place, including a full-time manager. This may allow a buyer to continue the existing management structure or take a more active role in daily operations.

The seller will provide transition training after closing. The scope and duration of that support should be agreed upon as part of the transaction.

Revenue streams

• Fuel sales
• Inside merchandise sales
• Tobacco
• Beer and wine
• Lottery commissions
• ATM income
• Bitcoin machine income
• Air-machine income

A buyer should review sales and margins by category rather than relying only on total store revenue, particularly for fuel, tobacco and regulated products.

Location

The store operates in a high-traffic Gulf Coast market with a mixed customer base. The seller also notes nearby commercial development that may contribute additional traffic over time.

Buyers should independently confirm traffic counts, development timelines and any projected impact on store sales.

Growth

• Increase inside-store merchandising
• Improve fuel and convenience-store promotions
• Expand permitted food or beverage offerings
• Increase local and digital marketing
• Develop additional commercial or commuter traffic
• Review underused ancillary revenue sources

Due diligence

Buyers should verify historical financials, inside sales, fuel gallons and margins, payroll, manager compensation, inventory value, equipment ownership, vendor terms, lease obligations and commission income from lottery, ATM, Bitcoin and the air machine.

Alcohol, tobacco and lottery sales remain subject to applicable Mississippi and local licensing and transfer requirements. Buyers should also review the fuel-supply agreement, underground storage tanks, environmental records, fuel-system compliance and responsibility for pump maintenance before closing.