What are the current average sales for this route distributorship?
This is a new route opening and the route sales have not been established yet. As the purchaser you are to distribute and establish new accounts. Documentation for already established routes can be provided to all serious buyers.
How do I get paid?
You are paid 20% commission of your gross sales.
How much can I make?
The sky is the limit! Similar routes in the area generate $$4000-$5000 in weekly sales. The route numbers can be established and increased, by soliciting more accounts. Gross income will also be increased by new stores opening, new product lines, and simple inflation.
Can I finance the route?
There is no seller financing for this route, and unfortunately banks will NOT write business loans against route based businesses for several reasons. You can review additional Financing Options Here.
What are my expenses and overhead?
Expenses will vary from route to route depending on proximity. Expenses include, gas, vehicle, stale, a storage unit for product, insurance and a $20 computer fee. Most route distributors operate the business at less than $200 a week in overhead.
What type of insurance do I need?
Typically a single owner operator of a route distributorship will need commercial insurance for their delivery vehicle and business liability insurance. Owners with multiple employees will need a multiple vehicle policy and workers’ compensation. Routes For Sale now offers discounts on insurance! Through our size and volume, we have partnered with some of the largest insurance brokers in the nation to offer the best rates. Request Your Free Insurance Quote Here.
What is the Gross vs the Net income?
For this particular business, the gross, cash flow, and have not yet been established.
Do I have to pay for inventory or purchase product up front?
Yes, you will need an estimated $2000-$3000 for your initial order.
Who is responsible for damaged or out of date product?
No stale allowance is given. However you are credited for damaged product you receive from the company.
Do I have to sign a contract?
Yes, as a distributor you sign a contract to represent Herr’s. The contract is to protect both the company and its distributors.
Why is the distributor selling?
Owner owns Master Distributorship for the entire North and West Florida and is growing the business.
Where are the warehouses located?
For this business there is no warehouse. You are required to rent a storage unit for product deliveries.
How often does the business receive deliveries?
The company delivers product once per week.
How long has the seller owned the business?
This route was just established.
How many days a week, and what hours do distributors work?
Most route owners work 4-5 days a week.
What is required in order to qualify for purchase?
Typically, most company routes or distributorships will require you to attend an interview for approval from the company, background check, and form an entity such as an LLC or Corporation. This not only protects the company, but also ensures protection of your business. If you need help forming this, we recommend that you Form A Corporation Here.
What else should I know?
You won’t find another GROUND FLOOR distributorship opportunity like this one. This distributorship hasn’t begun to scratch the surface of its income potential. Current owner estimates the route will generate $4000-$5000 or more with effort. Only $7,5,000 down gets you started! Unique, and rare opportunity! You won’t find another opportunity that has this type of return for the amount of time and money required for this investment! Contact Us About This Route Here!
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