FEDEX  ROUTES  FOR  SALE – VARIOUS  BROKERS

RouteTycoon currently is NOT selling any FedEx routes directly, which better allows for unbiased due diligence training. 

Routes listed below are compiled from broker’s websites and have not been examined by RouteTycoon and are sold by various brokers. 

Use the list to easily find routes for sale in your area and rapidly sort to find routes selling for low sales multiples.

Remember that sometimes cheap routes are a bargain, but sometimes they’re a disaster for untrained buyers.

Brokers work for the seller, not the buyer, and get paid by the seller upon selling it. Good brokers provide a valuable service, but it’s no coincidence that they want you to think the routes they’re selling is the best; it’s their job to market it.

Many brokers can be very helpful and I highly recommend sellers use a broker as opposed to selling on their own. But remember a broker’s “consulting” advice is inherently highly biased which can potentially lead you in the wrong direction. 

Use sites like BizQuest.com and BizBuySell.com to find the broker to get details on a route listed below.

If you’re looking for help with due diligence with any of these FedEx routes, I strongly encourage you to get assistance with this process.  

Reading the chart –
Numbers – Stated in thousands (k). Example – Asking price of 1499 would be $1,499,000.
Sales multiple (Valuation) – This number takes the asking price and divides by the net income. Lower sales multiples sometimes means higher ROI and/or a shorter period for the business to pay itself off. Example – A sales multiple of 3x would imply that 3 years of the current stated net profit would result in the business paying itself off.

This list is updated monthly and was updated last on: January 5, 2020.