Martin’s Potato Bread Route For Sale – Cary, North Carolina

Martin’s Bread Route for sale in the Cary, North Carolina area for $110,000. Currently grossing $264,663 per year and nets $54,236! Distributorship and territory are purchased through independent wholesaler. Martin’s Bread currently distributes its well-known brand of potato bread and rolls. This route currently has 22 accounts delivering to grocery stores and variety stores. Plenty of opportunity for growth! For a video presentation of this listing GO HERE.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the day-to-day operations of this route?

To summarize, you will start your day by picking up your bread order from the warehouse and then proceed to deliver product to existing accounts that include grocery stores and restaurants usually starting in the morning hours. Your responsibilities will include the following: evaluating and creating an order of product needed for the shelf, pull the order from your inventory, receive the order through the back door, and then fill the order to the shelf.

What are the current average sales and gross income for this route?

Currently this route averages $264,663 a year in sales and grosses $66,508 per year in commission. Income documentation will be provided to all serious buyers.

How do I get paid?

This route currently has net weekly sales (gross sales, minus returns) of $5,089 for an average commission of $1,279 per week.

How much can I make?

$1,279 per week is the routes weekly average, this number can be increased, by supporting the company’s promotions and up selling within your designated territory. Route values can also be increased by new accounts opening, new product lines being added, and simple inflation.

Can I finance the route?

There is no financing for this route, and unfortunately banks will NOT write business loans against route based businesses for several reasons. You can also review additional Financing Options Here.

What are my expenses and overhead?

Expenses include, but are not limited to: fuel, vehicle maintenance, handheld computer and insurance. The current owner estimates $236 per week in expenses/overhead or $12,272 per year (Note: Expenses represent a cash purchase and do not account for finance payments if requiring a loan to purchase).

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 type of vehicle do I need?

There is no vehicle included in the purchase. Common delivery vehicles used for this type of business are cargo vans, box trucks or enclosed trailers. If you are considering purchasing, leasing or financing a vehicle you can review additional information here.

What is the Gross vs the Net income?

The gross income for the route is $66,508 per year, minus your above-mentioned expenses of $12,272 gives you $54,236 in net income or cash flow.

How does the selling price of the route get determined?

All route sales are determined by a ratio based on a weekly sales average. The selling price of this route is $110,000 based on a weekly sales average of $5,089; the selling ratio is 21.6:1.

Do I have to pay for inventory or purchase product up front?

No, you do not have any out-of-pocket expenses when purchasing your inventory. You are however responsible for any inventory that cannot be accounted for through your sales. As long as you run the business as it is designed to operate, you will not have any out-of-pocket expenses or losses.

Do I have to sign a contract?

Yes, as an independent distributor you sign a service agreement. In turn the company agrees to promote and assist you in growing your business. The contract is to protect both the company and its wholesaler’s.

Why is the distributor selling?

The owner is selling due to family reasons.

How many accounts does the route have and where is the warehouse located?

Currently there are 22 accounts. The location of the accounts and the warehouse will be disclosed upon execution of an NDA.

How long has the seller owned the business?

The route and territory have been established for 4 years.

How many days a week, and what hours do distributors work?

Distributor works 5 days per week (approximately 32 hours) with Wednesday and Sunday off. Early morning hours are required.

What about vacation time or personal days?

As a business owner you are responsible for servicing the route. It is our recommendation that you hire or train someone for additional time needed off. Additionally, you can network and hire distributors with previous route experience at RouteReliefDrivers.com.  Route Relief® Drivers is a nationwide network that allows independent route distributors and vacation relief drivers to connect with each other. Each party negotiates its own terms and compensation.

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?

Martin’s Famous Potato Roll products forged a new category in the supermarket and established the gold standard for potato roll taste and quality. Various competitors in recent years have attempted to produce a “potato roll” that matches the taste, quality, and freshness of Martin’s, but if market share is a fair indicator, none have measured up. Martins was the number one brand of potato rolls on the day they created the category, and they continue to dominate in the markets where they have established full distribution. In fact, some jokingly say that when this bread reaches its expiration date, it’s still fresher than the competitor’s bread the day it is delivered. Plenty of room for growth! Priced to sell at $110,000. Contact Us About This Route Here!

How can I learn more about these types of routes?

In order to provide New Buyers with as much information as possible we have put together a quick overview of the industry. Learn More About Martin’s Bread Routes Here! 

Disclaimer: Routes For Sale® is a Broker that brings buyers and sellers together. Routes For Sale® does not represent, or is not affiliated with the company the distributorship is being offered. All agreements are made between the buyer and seller and not Routes For Sale®. It is the prospective Buyer’s duty and obligation to verify the accuracy of the Seller’s representations and if necessary retain attorneys, accountants, business appraisers, or other professionals. The representation of income is based on a current 52 week sales average generated by the efforts of the current owner. As with any business you can make more or less.

Martin’s Potato Bread Route For Sale – Phenix City, Alabama

Martin’s Bread Route for sale in the Phenix City, Auburn, Alabama area and LaGrange, Georgia area for $165,000. Seller financing available with $90,000 down. Currently grossing $366,496 per year and nets $73,647! Distributorship and territory are purchased through independent wholesaler. Martin’s Bread currently distributes its well-known brand of potato bread and rolls. This route currently has 28 accounts delivering to grocery stores and restaurants. Plenty of opportunity for growth! For a video presentation of this listing GO HERE.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the day-to-day operations of this route?

To summarize, you will start your day by picking up your bread order from the warehouse and then proceed to deliver product to existing accounts that include grocery stores and restaurants usually starting in the morning hours. Your responsibilities will include the following: evaluating and creating an order of product needed for the shelf, pull the order from your inventory, receive the order through the back door, and then fill the order to the shelf.

What are the current average sales and gross income for this route?

Currently this route averages $366,496 a year in sales and grosses $87,959 per year in commission. Income documentation will be provided to all serious buyers.

How do I get paid?

This route currently has net weekly sales (gross sales, minus returns) of $7,048 for an average commission of $1,692 per week.

How much can I make?

$1,692 per week is the routes weekly average, this number can be increased, by supporting the company’s promotions and up selling within your designated territory. Route values can also be increased by new accounts opening, new product lines being added, and simple inflation.

Can I finance the route?

Seller will finance up to $75,000. Terms to be discussed. Unfortunately banks will NOT write business loans against route based businesses for several reasons but you can review additional Financing Options Here.

What are my expenses and overhead?

Expenses include, but are not limited to: fuel, vehicle maintenance, handheld computer and insurance. The current owner estimates $275 per week in expenses/overhead or $14,312 per year (Note: Expenses represent a cash purchase and do not account for finance payments if requiring a loan to purchase).

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 type of vehicle do I need?

There is no vehicle included in the purchase. Common delivery vehicles used for this type of business are cargo vans, box trucks or enclosed trailers. If you are considering purchasing, leasing or financing a vehicle you can review additional information here.

What is the Gross vs the Net income?

The gross income for the route is $87,959 per year, minus your above-mentioned expenses of $14,312 gives you $73,647 in net income or cash flow.

How does the selling price of the route get determined?

All route sales are determined by a ratio based on a weekly sales average. The selling price of this route is $165,000 based on a weekly sales average of $7,048; the selling ratio is 23.5:1.

Do I have to pay for inventory or purchase product up front?

No, you do not have any out-of-pocket expenses when purchasing your inventory. You are however responsible for any inventory that cannot be accounted for through your sales. As long as you run the business as it is designed to operate, you will not have any out-of-pocket expenses or losses.

Do I have to sign a contract?

Yes, as an independent distributor you sign a service agreement. In turn the company agrees to promote and assist you in growing your business. The contract is to protect both the company and its wholesaler’s.

Why is the distributor selling?

The owner is pursuing other business opportunities.

How many accounts does the route have and where is the warehouse located?

Currently there are 28 accounts. The location of the accounts and the warehouse will be disclosed upon execution of an NDA.

How long has the seller owned the business?

The route and territory have been established for 2 years.

How many days a week, and what hours do distributors work?

Distributor works 5 days per week with Wednesday and Sunday off. Early morning hours are required.

What about vacation time or personal days?

As a business owner you are responsible for servicing the route. It is our recommendation that you hire or train someone for additional time needed off. Additionally, you can network and hire distributors with previous route experience at RouteReliefDrivers.com.  Route Relief® Drivers is a nationwide network that allows independent route distributors and vacation relief drivers to connect with each other. Each party negotiates its own terms and compensation.

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?

Martin’s Famous Potato Roll products forged a new category in the supermarket and established the gold standard for potato roll taste and quality. Various competitors in recent years have attempted to produce a “potato roll” that matches the taste, quality, and freshness of Martin’s, but if market share is a fair indicator, none have measured up. Martins was the number one brand of potato rolls on the day they created the category, and they continue to dominate in the markets where they have established full distribution. In fact, some jokingly say that when this bread reaches its expiration date, it’s still fresher than the competitor’s bread the day it is delivered. Plenty of room for growth! Priced to sell at $165,000. Contact Us About This Route Here!

How can I learn more about these types of routes?

In order to provide New Buyers with as much information as possible we have put together a quick overview of the industry. Learn More About Martin’s Bread Routes Here! 

Disclaimer: Routes For Sale® is a Broker that brings buyers and sellers together. Routes For Sale® does not represent, or is not affiliated with the company the distributorship is being offered. All agreements are made between the buyer and seller and not Routes For Sale®. It is the prospective Buyer’s duty and obligation to verify the accuracy of the Seller’s representations and if necessary retain attorneys, accountants, business appraisers, or other professionals. The representation of income is based on a current 52 week sales average generated by the efforts of the current owner. As with any business you can make more or less.

Martin’s Potato Bread Route For Sale – Douglasville, Georgia

Martin’s Bread Route for sale in the Douglasville, Villa Rica, Georgia area for $202,000. Currently grossing $457,340 per year and nets $95,450! Distributorship and territory are purchased through independent wholesaler. Martin’s Bread currently distributes its well-known brand of potato bread and rolls. This route currently has 21 accounts delivering to grocery stores and restaurants. Plenty of opportunity for growth! For a video presentation of this listing GO HERE.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the day-to-day operations of this route?

To summarize, you will start your day by picking up your bread order from the warehouse and then proceed to deliver product to existing accounts that include grocery stores and restaurants usually starting in the morning hours. Your responsibilities will include the following: evaluating and creating an order of product needed for the shelf, pull the order from your inventory, receive the order through the back door, and then fill the order to the shelf.

What are the current average sales and gross income for this route?

Currently this route averages $457,340 a year in sales and grosses $109,762 per year in commission. Income documentation will be provided to all serious buyers.

How do I get paid?

This route currently has net weekly sales (gross sales, minus returns) of $8,795 for an average commission of $2,111 per week.

How much can I make?

$2,111 per week is the routes weekly average, this number can be increased, by supporting the company’s promotions and up selling within your designated territory. Route values can also be increased by new accounts opening, new product lines being added, and simple inflation.

Can I finance the route?

There is no financing for this route, and unfortunately banks will NOT write business loans against route based businesses for several reasons. You can also review additional Financing Options Here.

What are my expenses and overhead?

Expenses include, but are not limited to: fuel, vehicle maintenance, handheld computer and insurance. The current owner estimates $275 per week in expenses/overhead or $14,312 per year (Note: Expenses represent a cash purchase and do not account for finance payments if requiring a loan to purchase).

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 type of vehicle do I need?

There is no vehicle included in the purchase. Common delivery vehicles used for this type of business are cargo vans, box trucks or enclosed trailers. If you are considering purchasing, leasing or financing a vehicle you can review additional information here.

What is the Gross vs the Net income?

The gross income for the route is $109,762 per year, minus your above-mentioned expenses of $14,312 gives you $95,450 in net income or cash flow.

How does the selling price of the route get determined?

All route sales are determined by a ratio based on a weekly sales average. The selling price of this route is $202,000 based on a weekly sales average of $8,795; the selling ratio is 23:1.

Do I have to pay for inventory or purchase product up front?

No, you do not have any out-of-pocket expenses when purchasing your inventory. You are however responsible for any inventory that cannot be accounted for through your sales. As long as you run the business as it is designed to operate, you will not have any out-of-pocket expenses or losses.

Do I have to sign a contract?

Yes, as an independent distributor you sign a service agreement. In turn the company agrees to promote and assist you in growing your business. The contract is to protect both the company and its wholesaler’s.

Why is the distributor selling?

The owner is pursuing other business opportunities.

How many accounts does the route have and where is the warehouse located?

Currently there are 21 accounts. The location of the accounts and the warehouse will be disclosed upon execution of an NDA.

How long has the seller owned the business?

The route and territory have been established for 2 years.

How many days a week, and what hours do distributors work?

Distributor works 5 days per week with Wednesday and Sunday off. Early morning hours are required.

What about vacation time or personal days?

As a business owner you are responsible for servicing the route. It is our recommendation that you hire or train someone for additional time needed off. Additionally, you can network and hire distributors with previous route experience at RouteReliefDrivers.com.  Route Relief® Drivers is a nationwide network that allows independent route distributors and vacation relief drivers to connect with each other. Each party negotiates its own terms and compensation.

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?

Martin’s Famous Potato Roll products forged a new category in the supermarket and established the gold standard for potato roll taste and quality. Various competitors in recent years have attempted to produce a “potato roll” that matches the taste, quality, and freshness of Martin’s, but if market share is a fair indicator, none have measured up. Martins was the number one brand of potato rolls on the day they created the category, and they continue to dominate in the markets where they have established full distribution. In fact, some jokingly say that when this bread reaches its expiration date, it’s still fresher than the competitor’s bread the day it is delivered. Plenty of room for growth! Priced to sell at $202,000. Contact Us About This Route Here!

How can I learn more about these types of routes?

In order to provide New Buyers with as much information as possible we have put together a quick overview of the industry. Learn More About Martin’s Bread Routes Here! 

Disclaimer: Routes For Sale® is a Broker that brings buyers and sellers together. Routes For Sale® does not represent, or is not affiliated with the company the distributorship is being offered. All agreements are made between the buyer and seller and not Routes For Sale®. It is the prospective Buyer’s duty and obligation to verify the accuracy of the Seller’s representations and if necessary retain attorneys, accountants, business appraisers, or other professionals. The representation of income is based on a current 52 week sales average generated by the efforts of the current owner. As with any business you can make more or less.

Martin’s Potato Bread Route For Sale – Clayton & Henry Counties, Georgia

Martin’s Bread Route for sale in the Clayton & Henry Counties, Georgia area for $207,000. Currently grossing $463,008 per year and nets $96,810! Distributorship and territory are purchased through independent wholesaler. Martin’s Bread currently distributes its well-known brand of potato bread and rolls. This route currently has 22 accounts delivering to grocery stores and restaurants. Plenty of opportunity for growth! For a video presentation of this listing GO HERE.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the day-to-day operations of this route?

To summarize, you will start your day by picking up your bread order from the warehouse and then proceed to deliver product to existing accounts that include grocery stores and restaurants usually starting in the morning hours. Your responsibilities will include the following: evaluating and creating an order of product needed for the shelf, pull the order from your inventory, receive the order through the back door, and then fill the order to the shelf.

What are the current average sales and gross income for this route?

Currently this route averages $463,008 a year in sales and grosses $111,122 per year in commission. Income documentation will be provided to all serious buyers.

How do I get paid?

This route currently has net weekly sales (gross sales, minus returns) of $8,904 for an average commission of $2,137 per week.

How much can I make?

$2,137 per week is the routes weekly average, this number can be increased, by supporting the company’s promotions and up selling within your designated territory. Route values can also be increased by new accounts opening, new product lines being added, and simple inflation.

Can I finance the route?

There is no financing for this route, and unfortunately banks will NOT write business loans against route based businesses for several reasons. You can also review additional Financing Options Here.

What are my expenses and overhead?

Expenses include, but are not limited to: fuel, vehicle maintenance, handheld computer and insurance. The current owner estimates $275 per week in expenses/overhead or $14,312 per year (Note: Expenses represent a cash purchase and do not account for finance payments if requiring a loan to purchase).

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 type of vehicle do I need?

There is no vehicle included in the purchase. Common delivery vehicles used for this type of business are cargo vans, box trucks or enclosed trailers. If you are considering purchasing, leasing or financing a vehicle you can review additional information here.

What is the Gross vs the Net income?

The gross income for the route is $111,122 per year, minus your above-mentioned expenses of $14,312 gives you $96,810 in net income or cash flow.

How does the selling price of the route get determined?

All route sales are determined by a ratio based on a weekly sales average. The selling price of this route is $207,000 based on a weekly sales average of $8,904; the selling ratio is 23.5:1.

Do I have to pay for inventory or purchase product up front?

No, you do not have any out-of-pocket expenses when purchasing your inventory. You are however responsible for any inventory that cannot be accounted for through your sales. As long as you run the business as it is designed to operate, you will not have any out-of-pocket expenses or losses.

Do I have to sign a contract?

Yes, as an independent distributor you sign a service agreement. In turn the company agrees to promote and assist you in growing your business. The contract is to protect both the company and its wholesaler’s.

Why is the distributor selling?

The owner is pursuing other business opportunities.

How many accounts does the route have and where is the warehouse located?

Currently there are 22 accounts. The location of the accounts and the warehouse will be disclosed upon execution of an NDA.

How long has the seller owned the business?

The route and territory have been established for 5 years.

How many days a week, and what hours do distributors work?

Distributor works 5 days per week with Wednesday and Sunday off. Early morning hours are required.

What about vacation time or personal days?

As a business owner you are responsible for servicing the route. It is our recommendation that you hire or train someone for additional time needed off. Additionally, you can network and hire distributors with previous route experience at RouteReliefDrivers.com.  Route Relief® Drivers is a nationwide network that allows independent route distributors and vacation relief drivers to connect with each other. Each party negotiates its own terms and compensation.

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?

Martin’s Famous Potato Roll products forged a new category in the supermarket and established the gold standard for potato roll taste and quality. Various competitors in recent years have attempted to produce a “potato roll” that matches the taste, quality, and freshness of Martin’s, but if market share is a fair indicator, none have measured up. Martins was the number one brand of potato rolls on the day they created the category, and they continue to dominate in the markets where they have established full distribution. In fact, some jokingly say that when this bread reaches its expiration date, it’s still fresher than the competitor’s bread the day it is delivered. Plenty of room for growth! Priced to sell at $207,000. Contact Us About This Route Here!

How can I learn more about these types of routes?

In order to provide New Buyers with as much information as possible we have put together a quick overview of the industry. Learn More About Martin’s Bread Routes Here! 

Disclaimer: Routes For Sale® is a Broker that brings buyers and sellers together. Routes For Sale® does not represent, or is not affiliated with the company the distributorship is being offered. All agreements are made between the buyer and seller and not Routes For Sale®. It is the prospective Buyer’s duty and obligation to verify the accuracy of the Seller’s representations and if necessary retain attorneys, accountants, business appraisers, or other professionals. The representation of income is based on a current 52 week sales average generated by the efforts of the current owner. As with any business you can make more or less.

Martin’s Potato Bread Route For Sale – Carroll & Coweta Counties, Georgia

Martin’s Bread Route for sale in the Carroll & Coweta Counties, Georgia area for $237,000. Currently grossing $536,276 per year and nets $114,394! Distributorship and territory are purchased through independent wholesaler. Martin’s Bread currently distributes its well-known brand of potato bread and rolls. This route currently has 24 accounts delivering to grocery stores and restaurants. Plenty of opportunity for growth! For a video presentation of this listing GO HERE.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the day-to-day operations of this route?

To summarize, you will start your day by picking up your bread order from the warehouse and then proceed to deliver product to existing accounts that include grocery stores and restaurants usually starting in the morning hours. Your responsibilities will include the following: evaluating and creating an order of product needed for the shelf, pull the order from your inventory, receive the order through the back door, and then fill the order to the shelf.

What are the current average sales and gross income for this route?

Currently this route averages $536,276 a year in sales and grosses $128,706 per year in commission. Income documentation will be provided to all serious buyers.

How do I get paid?

This route currently has net weekly sales (gross sales, minus returns) of $10,313 for an average commission of $2,475 per week.

How much can I make?

$2,475 per week is the routes weekly average, this number can be increased, by supporting the company’s promotions and up selling within your designated territory. Route values can also be increased by new accounts opening, new product lines being added, and simple inflation.

Can I finance the route?

There is no financing for this route, and unfortunately banks will NOT write business loans against route based businesses for several reasons. You can also review additional Financing Options Here.

What are my expenses and overhead?

Expenses include, but are not limited to: fuel, vehicle maintenance, handheld computer and insurance. The current owner estimates $275 per week in expenses/overhead or $14,312 per year (Note: Expenses represent a cash purchase and do not account for finance payments if requiring a loan to purchase).

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 type of vehicle do I need?

There is no vehicle included in the purchase. Common delivery vehicles used for this type of business are cargo vans, box trucks or enclosed trailers. If you are considering purchasing, leasing or financing a vehicle you can review additional information here.

What is the Gross vs the Net income?

The gross income for the route is $128,706 per year, minus your above-mentioned expenses of $14,312 gives you $114,394 in net income or cash flow.

How does the selling price of the route get determined?

All route sales are determined by a ratio based on a weekly sales average. The selling price of this route is $237,000 based on a weekly sales average of $10,313; the selling ratio is 23:1.

Do I have to pay for inventory or purchase product up front?

No, you do not have any out-of-pocket expenses when purchasing your inventory. You are however responsible for any inventory that cannot be accounted for through your sales. As long as you run the business as it is designed to operate, you will not have any out-of-pocket expenses or losses.

Do I have to sign a contract?

Yes, as an independent distributor you sign a service agreement. In turn the company agrees to promote and assist you in growing your business. The contract is to protect both the company and its wholesaler’s.

Why is the distributor selling?

The owner is pursuing other business opportunities.

How many accounts does the route have and where is the warehouse located?

Currently there are 24 accounts. The location of the accounts and the warehouse will be disclosed upon execution of an NDA.

How long has the seller owned the business?

The route and territory have been established for 4 years.

How many days a week, and what hours do distributors work?

Distributor works 5 days per week with Wednesday and Sunday off. Early morning hours are required.

What about vacation time or personal days?

As a business owner you are responsible for servicing the route. It is our recommendation that you hire or train someone for additional time needed off. Additionally, you can network and hire distributors with previous route experience at RouteReliefDrivers.com.  Route Relief® Drivers is a nationwide network that allows independent route distributors and vacation relief drivers to connect with each other. Each party negotiates its own terms and compensation.

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?

Martin’s Famous Potato Roll products forged a new category in the supermarket and established the gold standard for potato roll taste and quality. Various competitors in recent years have attempted to produce a “potato roll” that matches the taste, quality, and freshness of Martin’s, but if market share is a fair indicator, none have measured up. Martins was the number one brand of potato rolls on the day they created the category, and they continue to dominate in the markets where they have established full distribution. In fact, some jokingly say that when this bread reaches its expiration date, it’s still fresher than the competitor’s bread the day it is delivered. Plenty of room for growth! Priced to sell at $237,000. Contact Us About This Route Here!

How can I learn more about these types of routes?

In order to provide New Buyers with as much information as possible we have put together a quick overview of the industry. Learn More About Martin’s Bread Routes Here! 

Disclaimer: Routes For Sale® is a Broker that brings buyers and sellers together. Routes For Sale® does not represent, or is not affiliated with the company the distributorship is being offered. All agreements are made between the buyer and seller and not Routes For Sale®. It is the prospective Buyer’s duty and obligation to verify the accuracy of the Seller’s representations and if necessary retain attorneys, accountants, business appraisers, or other professionals. The representation of income is based on a current 52 week sales average generated by the efforts of the current owner. As with any business you can make more or less.

Martin’s Potato Bread Route For Sale – East Cobb County, Georgia

Martin’s Bread Route for sale in the East Cobb County, Georgia area for $195,500. Currently grossing $432,069 per year and nets $95,191! Distributorship and territory are purchased through independent wholesaler. Martin’s Bread currently distributes its well-known brand of potato bread and rolls. This route currently has 21 accounts delivering to grocery stores and restaurants. Plenty of opportunity for growth! A new account is scheduled to be added in the coming months. For a video presentation of this listing GO HERE.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the day-to-day operations of this route?

To summarize, you will start your day by picking up your bread order from the warehouse and then proceed to deliver product to existing accounts that include grocery stores and restaurants usually starting in the morning hours. Your responsibilities will include the following: evaluating and creating an order of product needed for the shelf, pull the order from your inventory, receive the order through the back door, and then fill the order to the shelf.

What are the current average sales and gross income for this route?

Currently this route averages $432,069 a year in sales and grosses $108,011 per year in commission. Income documentation will be provided to all serious buyers.

How do I get paid?

This route currently has net weekly sales (gross sales, minus returns) of $8,309 for an average commission of $2,077 per week.

How much can I make?

$2,077 per week is the routes weekly average, this number can be increased, by supporting the company’s promotions and up selling within your designated territory. Route values can also be increased by new accounts opening, new product lines being added, and simple inflation.

Can I finance the route?

The seller is offering financing up to $146,625. Terms to be discussed. Down payment for the remaining balance requires a certified cashier’s check. You can also review additional Financing Options Here.

What are my expenses and overhead?

Expenses include, but are not limited to: fuel, vehicle maintenance, vehicle parking, handheld computer, and insurance. The current owner estimates $247 per week in expenses/overhead or $12,820 per year (Note: Expenses represent a cash purchase and do not account for finance payments if requiring a loan to purchase).

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 type of vehicle do I need?

There is no vehicle included in the purchase. Common delivery vehicles used for this type of business are cargo vans, box trucks or enclosed trailers. If you are considering purchasing, leasing or financing a vehicle you can review additional information here.

What is the Gross vs the Net income?

The gross income for the route is $108,011 per year, minus your above-mentioned expenses of $12,820 gives you $95,191 in net income or cash flow.

How does the selling price of the route get determined?

All route sales are determined by a ratio based on a weekly sales average. The selling price of this route is $195,500 based on a weekly sales average of $8,309; the selling ratio is 23.5:1.

Do I have to pay for inventory or purchase product up front?

No, you do not have any out-of-pocket expenses when purchasing your inventory. You are however responsible for any inventory that cannot be accounted for through your sales. As long as you run the business as it is designed to operate, you will not have any out-of-pocket expenses or losses.

Do I have to sign a contract?

Yes, as an independent distributor you sign a service agreement. In turn the company agrees to promote and assist you in growing your business. The contract is to protect both the company and its wholesaler’s.

Why is the distributor selling?

Owner is retiring.

How many accounts does the route have and where is the warehouse located?

Currently there are 21 accounts. The location of the accounts and the warehouse will be disclosed upon execution of an NDA.

How long has the seller owned the business?

The route and territory have been established for 12 years.

How many days a week, and what hours do distributors work?

Distributor works 5 days per week (approx. 6-8 hours daily) with Wednesday and Sunday off. Early morning hours are required.

What about vacation time or personal days?

As a business owner you are responsible for servicing the route. It is our recommendation that you hire or train someone for additional time needed off. Additionally, you can network and hire distributors with previous route experience at RouteReliefDrivers.com.  Route Relief® Drivers is a nationwide network that allows independent route distributors and vacation relief drivers to connect with each other. Each party negotiates its own terms and compensation.

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?

Martin’s Famous Potato Roll products forged a new category in the supermarket and established the gold standard for potato roll taste and quality. Various competitors in recent years have attempted to produce a “potato roll” that matches the taste, quality, and freshness of Martin’s, but if market share is a fair indicator, none have measured up. Martins was the number one brand of potato rolls on the day they created the category, and they continue to dominate in the markets where they have established full distribution. In fact, some jokingly say that when this bread reaches its expiration date, it’s still fresher than the competitor’s bread the day it is delivered. Plenty of room for growth! Priced to sell at $195,500. Contact Us About This Route Here!

How can I learn more about these types of routes?

In order to provide New Buyers with as much information as possible we have put together a quick overview of the industry. Learn More About Martin’s Bread Routes Here! 

Disclaimer: Routes For Sale® is a Broker that brings buyers and sellers together. Routes For Sale® does not represent, or is not affiliated with the company the distributorship is being offered. All agreements are made between the buyer and seller and not Routes For Sale®. It is the prospective Buyer’s duty and obligation to verify the accuracy of the Seller’s representations and if necessary retain attorneys, accountants, business appraisers, or other professionals. The representation of income is based on a current 52 week sales average generated by the efforts of the current owner. As with any business you can make more or less.

Martin’s Potato Bread Route For Sale – Alpharetta, Georgia

Martin’s Bread Route for sale in the Alpharetta, Canton, Milton, Cumming, and Johns Creek, Georgia area for $210,000. Currently grossing $466,895 per year and nets $100,878! Distributorship and territory are purchased through independent wholesaler. Martin’s Bread currently distributes its well-known brand of potato bread and rolls. This route currently has 26 accounts delivering to grocery stores and restaurants. Plenty of opportunity for growth! For a video presentation of this listing GO HERE.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the day-to-day operations of this route?

To summarize, you will start your day by picking up your bread order from the warehouse and then proceed to deliver product to existing accounts that include grocery stores and restaurants usually starting in the morning hours. Your responsibilities will include the following: evaluating and creating an order of product needed for the shelf, pull the order from your inventory, receive the order through the back door, and then fill the order to the shelf.

What are the current average sales and gross income for this route?

Currently this route averages $466,895 a year in sales and grosses $117,190 per year in commission. Income documentation will be provided to all serious buyers.

How do I get paid?

This route currently has net weekly sales (gross sales, minus returns) of $8,979 for an average commission of $2,253 per week.

How much can I make?

$2,253 per week is the routes weekly average, this number can be increased, by supporting the company’s promotions and up selling within your designated territory. Route values can also be increased by new accounts opening, new product lines being added, and simple inflation.

Can I finance the route?

The seller is offering financing up to $85,000. Terms to be discussed. Down payment for the remaining balance requires a certified cashier’s check. You can also review additional Financing Options Here.

What are my expenses and overhead?

Expenses include, but are not limited to: fuel, vehicle maintenance, handheld computer, and insurance. The current owner estimates $314 per week in expenses/overhead or $16,312 per year (Note: Expenses represent a cash purchase and do not account for finance payments if requiring a loan to purchase).

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 type of vehicle do I need?

There is no vehicle in the sale. Common delivery vehicles used for this type of business are cargo vans, box trucks or enclosed trailers. If you are considering purchasing, leasing or financing a vehicle you can review additional information here.

What is the Gross vs the Net income?

The gross income for the route is $117,190 per year, minus your above-mentioned expenses of $16,312 gives you $100,878 in net income or cash flow.

How does the selling price of the route get determined?

All route sales are determined by a ratio based on a weekly sales average. The selling price of this route is $210,000 based on a weekly sales average of $8,979; the selling ratio is 23.4:1.

Do I have to pay for inventory or purchase product up front?

No, you do not have any out-of-pocket expenses when purchasing your inventory. You are however responsible for any inventory that cannot be accounted for through your sales. As long as you run the business as it is designed to operate, you will not have any out-of-pocket expenses or losses.

Do I have to sign a contract?

Yes, as an independent distributor you sign a service agreement. In turn the company agrees to promote and assist you in growing your business. The contract is to protect both the company and its wholesaler’s.

Why is the distributor selling?

Owner has multiple routes and is downsizing businesses.

How many accounts does the route have and where is the warehouse located?

Currently there are 26 accounts. The location of the accounts and the warehouse will be disclosed upon execution of an NDA.

How long has the seller owned the business?

The route and territory have been established for 2 years. The route has been established for years prior.

How many days a week, and what hours do distributors work?

Distributor works 5 days per week (approx. 40 hours) with Wednesday and Sunday off. Early morning hours are required.

What about vacation time or personal days?

As a business owner you are responsible for servicing the route. It is our recommendation that you hire or train someone for additional time needed off. Additionally, you can network and hire distributors with previous route experience at RouteReliefDrivers.com.  Route Relief® Drivers is a nationwide network that allows independent route distributors and vacation relief drivers to connect with each other. Each party negotiates its own terms and compensation.

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?

Martin’s Famous Potato Roll products forged a new category in the supermarket and established the gold standard for potato roll taste and quality. Various competitors in recent years have attempted to produce a “potato roll” that matches the taste, quality, and freshness of Martin’s, but if market share is a fair indicator, none have measured up. Martins was the number one brand of potato rolls on the day they created the category, and they continue to dominate in the markets where they have established full distribution. In fact, some jokingly say that when this bread reaches its expiration date, it’s still fresher than the competitor’s bread the day it is delivered. Plenty of room for growth! Priced to sell at $210,000. Contact Us About This Route Here!

How can I learn more about these types of routes?

In order to provide New Buyers with as much information as possible we have put together a quick overview of the industry. Learn More About Martin’s Bread Routes Here! 

Disclaimer: Routes For Sale® is a Broker that brings buyers and sellers together. Routes For Sale® does not represent, or is not affiliated with the company the distributorship is being offered. All agreements are made between the buyer and seller and not Routes For Sale®. It is the prospective Buyer’s duty and obligation to verify the accuracy of the Seller’s representations and if necessary retain attorneys, accountants, business appraisers, or other professionals. The representation of income is based on a current 52 week sales average generated by the efforts of the current owner. As with any business you can make more or less.

Martin’s Potato Bread Route For Sale – Roswell, Georgia

Martin’s Bread Route for sale in the Roswell, Alpharetta, and Sandy Springs, Georgia area for $185,000. Currently grossing $418,903 per year and nets $89,252! Distributorship and territory are purchased through independent wholesaler. Martin’s Bread currently distributes its well-known brand of potato bread and rolls. This route currently has 19 accounts delivering to grocery stores and a restaurant. Plenty of opportunity for growth! Vehicle included! For a video presentation of this listing GO HERE.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the day-to-day operations of this route?

To summarize, you will start your day by picking up your bread order from the warehouse and then proceed to deliver product to existing accounts that include grocery stores and restaurants usually starting in the morning hours. Your responsibilities will include the following: evaluating and creating an order of product needed for the shelf, pull the order from your inventory, receive the order through the back door, and then fill the order to the shelf.

What are the current average sales and gross income for this route?

Currently this route averages $418,903 a year in sales and grosses $105,564 per year in commission. Income documentation will be provided to all serious buyers.

How do I get paid?

This route currently has net weekly sales (gross sales, minus returns) of $8,056 for an average commission of $2,030 per week.

How much can I make?

$2,030 per week is the routes weekly average, this number can be increased, by supporting the company’s promotions and up selling within your designated territory. Route values can also be increased by new accounts opening, new product lines being added, and simple inflation.

Can I finance the route?

The seller is offering financing up to $85,000. Terms to be discussed. Down payment for the remaining balance requires a certified cashier’s check. You can also review additional Financing Options Here.

What are my expenses and overhead?

Expenses include, but are not limited to: fuel, vehicle maintenance, handheld computer, and insurance. The current owner estimates $314 per week in expenses/overhead or $16,312 per year (Note: Expenses represent a cash purchase and do not account for finance payments if requiring a loan to purchase).

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 type of vehicle do I need?

The seller uses a 2008 GMC Savana (250k miles) that is included in the sale. Estimated value is $5,000. Common delivery vehicles used for this type of business are cargo vans, box trucks or enclosed trailers. If you are considering purchasing, leasing or financing a vehicle you can review additional information here.

What is the Gross vs the Net income?

The gross income for the route is $105,564 per year, minus your above-mentioned expenses of $16,312 gives you $89,252 in net income or cash flow.

How does the selling price of the route get determined?

All route sales are determined by a ratio based on a weekly sales average. The selling price of this route is $185,000 based on a weekly sales average of $8,056; the selling ratio is 23:1.

Do I have to pay for inventory or purchase product up front?

No, you do not have any out-of-pocket expenses when purchasing your inventory. You are however responsible for any inventory that cannot be accounted for through your sales. As long as you run the business as it is designed to operate, you will not have any out-of-pocket expenses or losses.

Do I have to sign a contract?

Yes, as an independent distributor you sign a service agreement. In turn the company agrees to promote and assist you in growing your business. The contract is to protect both the company and its wholesaler’s.

Why is the distributor selling?

Owner has multiple routes and is downsizing businesses.

How many accounts does the route have and where is the warehouse located?

Currently there are 19 accounts. The location of the accounts and the warehouse will be disclosed upon execution of an NDA.

How long has the seller owned the business?

The route and territory have been established for 2 years. The route has been established for years prior.

How many days a week, and what hours do distributors work?

Distributor works 5 days per week (approx. 40 hours) with Wednesday and Sunday off. Early morning hours are required.

What about vacation time or personal days?

As a business owner you are responsible for servicing the route. It is our recommendation that you hire or train someone for additional time needed off. Additionally, you can network and hire distributors with previous route experience at RouteReliefDrivers.com.  Route Relief® Drivers is a nationwide network that allows independent route distributors and vacation relief drivers to connect with each other. Each party negotiates its own terms and compensation.

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?

Martin’s Famous Potato Roll products forged a new category in the supermarket and established the gold standard for potato roll taste and quality. Various competitors in recent years have attempted to produce a “potato roll” that matches the taste, quality, and freshness of Martin’s, but if market share is a fair indicator, none have measured up. Martins was the number one brand of potato rolls on the day they created the category, and they continue to dominate in the markets where they have established full distribution. In fact, some jokingly say that when this bread reaches its expiration date, it’s still fresher than the competitor’s bread the day it is delivered. Plenty of room for growth! Priced to sell at $185,000. Contact Us About This Route Here!

How can I learn more about these types of routes?

In order to provide New Buyers with as much information as possible we have put together a quick overview of the industry. Learn More About Martin’s Bread Routes Here! 

Disclaimer: Routes For Sale® is a Broker that brings buyers and sellers together. Routes For Sale® does not represent, or is not affiliated with the company the distributorship is being offered. All agreements are made between the buyer and seller and not Routes For Sale®. It is the prospective Buyer’s duty and obligation to verify the accuracy of the Seller’s representations and if necessary retain attorneys, accountants, business appraisers, or other professionals. The representation of income is based on a current 52 week sales average generated by the efforts of the current owner. As with any business you can make more or less.

Martin’s Potato Bread Route For Sale – Summerville, Moncks Corner, South Carolina

Martin’s Bread Route for sale in the Summerville, Moncks Corner, South Carolina area for $241,400. Currently grossing $789,005 per year and nets $128,923! Distributorship and territory are purchased through independent wholesaler. Martin’s Bread currently distributes its well-known brand of potato bread and rolls. This route consists of 2 territories being sold together. There are a total of 56 accounts delivering to grocery stores and variety stores. 2 vehicles are included and the current owner employs a helper. Plenty of opportunity for growth! For a video presentation of this listing GO HERE.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the day-to-day operations of this route?

To summarize, you will start your day by picking up your bread order from the warehouse and then proceed to deliver product to existing accounts that include grocery stores and restaurants usually starting in the morning hours. Your responsibilities will include the following: evaluating and creating an order of product needed for the shelf, pull the order from your inventory, receive the order through the back door, and then fill the order to the shelf.

What are the current average sales and gross income for this route?

Currently this route averages $789,005 a year in sales and grosses $195,483 per year in commission. Income documentation will be provided to all serious buyers.

How do I get paid?

This route currently has net weekly sales (gross sales, minus returns) of $15,173 for an average commission of $3,759 per week.

How much can I make?

$3,759 per week is the routes weekly average, this number can be increased, by supporting the company’s promotions and up selling within your designated territory. Route values can also be increased by new accounts opening, new product lines being added, and simple inflation.

Can I finance the route?

There is no financing for this route, and unfortunately banks will NOT write business loans against route based businesses for several reasons. However, if you need money, you can review additional Financing Options Here.

What are my expenses and overhead?

Expenses include, but are not limited to: fuel, vehicle repairs, handheld computer, helper’s salary and insurance. The current owner estimates $1,280 per week in expenses/overhead or $66,560 per year (Note: Expenses represent a cash purchase and do not account for finance payments if requiring a loan to purchase).

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 type of vehicle do I need?

Included in the purchase is a 2011 Ford E360 16′ box truck and a 2016 Ford E350 16′ box truck. Common delivery vehicles used for this type of business are cargo vans, box trucks or enclosed trailers. If you are considering purchasing, leasing or financing a vehicle you can review additional information here.

What is the Gross vs the Net income?

The gross income for the route is $195,483 per year, minus your above-mentioned expenses of $66,560 gives you $128,923 in net income or cash flow.

How does the selling price of the route get determined?

All route sales are determined by a ratio based on a weekly sales average. The selling price of this route is $241,400 based on a weekly sales average of $15,173; the selling ratio is 15.9:1.

Do I have to pay for inventory or purchase product up front?

No, you do not have any out-of-pocket expenses when purchasing your inventory. You are however responsible for any inventory that cannot be accounted for through your sales. As long as you run the business as it is designed to operate, you will not have any out-of-pocket expenses or losses.

Do I have to sign a contract?

Yes, as an independent distributor you sign a service agreement. In turn the company agrees to promote and assist you in growing your business. The contract is to protect both the company and its wholesaler’s.

Why is the distributor selling?

The owner is selling due to health reasons.

How many accounts does the route have and where is the warehouse located?

Currently there are 56 accounts. The location of the accounts and the warehouse will be disclosed upon execution of an NDA.

How long has the seller owned the business?

The route and territory have been established for 3.5 years.

How many days a week, and what hours do distributors work?

Distributor works 4am – 1pm 5 days per week, taking Wednesday and Sunday off. Early morning hours are required. The owner also employs a helper.

What about vacation time or personal days?

As a business owner you are responsible for servicing the route. It is our recommendation that you hire or train someone for additional time needed off. Additionally, you can network and hire distributors with previous route experience at RouteReliefDrivers.com.  Route Relief® Drivers is a nationwide network that allows independent route distributors and vacation relief drivers to connect with each other. Each party negotiates its own terms and compensation.

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?

Martin’s Famous Potato Roll products forged a new category in the supermarket and established the gold standard for potato roll taste and quality. Various competitors in recent years have attempted to produce a “potato roll” that matches the taste, quality, and freshness of Martin’s, but if market share is a fair indicator, none have measured up. Martins was the number one brand of potato rolls on the day they created the category, and they continue to dominate in the markets where they have established full distribution. In fact, some jokingly say that when this bread reaches its expiration date, it’s still fresher than the competitor’s bread the day it is delivered. Plenty of room for growth! Priced to sell at $241,400. Contact Us About This Route Here!

How can I learn more about these types of routes?

In order to provide New Buyers with as much information as possible we have put together a quick overview of the industry. Learn More About Martin’s Bread Routes Here! 

Disclaimer: Routes For Sale® is a Broker that brings buyers and sellers together. Routes For Sale® does not represent, or is not affiliated with the company the distributorship is being offered. All agreements are made between the buyer and seller and not Routes For Sale®. It is the prospective Buyer’s duty and obligation to verify the accuracy of the Seller’s representations and if necessary retain attorneys, accountants, business appraisers, or other professionals. The representation of income is based on a current 52 week sales average generated by the efforts of the current owner. As with any business you can make more or less.

Martin’s Potato Bread Route For Sale – Bedford County, Pennsylvania

Martin’s Bread Route for sale in the Bedford County, Pennsylvania area for $35,000. Company financing available with $9,000 down! Currently grossing $255,519 per year and nets $38,636! Distributorship and territory are purchased through independent wholesaler. Martin’s Bread currently distributes its well-known brand of potato bread and rolls. This route currently has 17 accounts delivering to grocery stores and variety stores. Current distributor is able to service this route in 3 days per week. Plenty of opportunity for growth! For a video presentation of this listing GO HERE.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the day-to-day operations of this route?

To summarize, you will start your day by picking up your bread order from the warehouse and then proceed to deliver product to existing accounts that include grocery stores and restaurants usually starting in the morning hours. Your responsibilities will include the following: evaluating and creating an order of product needed for the shelf, pull the order from your inventory, receive the order through the back door, and then fill the order to the shelf.

What are the current average sales and gross income for this route?

Currently this route averages $255,519 a year in sales and grosses $61,308 per year in commission. Income documentation will be provided to all serious buyers.

How do I get paid?

This route currently has net weekly sales (gross sales, minus returns) of $4,914 for an average commission of $1,179 per week.

How much can I make?

$1,179 per week is the routes weekly average, this number can be increased, by supporting the company’s promotions and up selling within your designated territory. Route values can also be increased by new accounts opening, new product lines being added, and simple inflation.

Can I finance the route?

Yes, the company will finance approximately $26,000 with good credit. Additional qualifications require no bankruptcies or felonies. Terms to be determined. Down payment for the remaining balance requires a certified cashier’s check. You can also review additional Financing Options Here.

What are my expenses and overhead?

Expenses include, but are not limited to: fuel, vehicle repairs, handheld computer, warehouse and insurance. The current owner estimates $436 per week in expenses/overhead or $22,672 per year (Note: Expenses represent a cash purchase and do not account for finance payments if requiring a loan to purchase).

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 type of vehicle do I need?

There is no vehicle included in the purchsae. Common delivery vehicles used for this type of business are cargo vans, box trucks or enclosed trailers. If you are considering purchasing, leasing or financing a vehicle you can review additional information here.

What is the Gross vs the Net income?

The gross income for the route is $61,308 per year, minus your above-mentioned expenses of $22,672 gives you $38,636 in net income or cash flow.

How does the selling price of the route get determined?

All route sales are determined by a ratio based on a weekly sales average. The selling price of this route is $35,000 based on a weekly sales average of $4,914; the selling ratio is 7.1:1.

Do I have to pay for inventory or purchase product up front?

No, you do not have any out-of-pocket expenses when purchasing your inventory. You are however responsible for any inventory that cannot be accounted for through your sales. As long as you run the business as it is designed to operate, you will not have any out-of-pocket expenses or losses.

Do I have to sign a contract?

Yes, as an independent distributor you sign a service agreement. In turn the company agrees to promote and assist you in growing your business. The contract is to protect both the company and its wholesaler’s.

Why is the distributor selling?

The owner is pursuing other interests.

How many accounts does the route have and where is the warehouse located?

Currently there are 17 accounts. The location of the accounts and the warehouse will be disclosed upon execution of an NDA.

How long has the seller owned the business?

The route and territory have been established for less than 1 year. The route has been established for years prior.

How many days a week, and what hours do distributors work?

Distributor works 6am – 3pm Monday and Thursday and 7am – 9am on Saturday. Early morning hours are required.

What about vacation time or personal days?

As a business owner you are responsible for servicing the route. It is our recommendation that you hire or train someone for additional time needed off. Additionally, you can network and hire distributors with previous route experience at RouteReliefDrivers.com.  Route Relief® Drivers is a nationwide network that allows independent route distributors and vacation relief drivers to connect with each other. Each party negotiates its own terms and compensation.

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?

Martin’s Famous Potato Roll products forged a new category in the supermarket and established the gold standard for potato roll taste and quality. Various competitors in recent years have attempted to produce a “potato roll” that matches the taste, quality, and freshness of Martin’s, but if market share is a fair indicator, none have measured up. Martins was the number one brand of potato rolls on the day they created the category, and they continue to dominate in the markets where they have established full distribution. In fact, some jokingly say that when this bread reaches its expiration date, it’s still fresher than the competitor’s bread the day it is delivered. Plenty of room for growth! Priced to sell at $35,000. Contact Us About This Route Here!

How can I learn more about these types of routes?

In order to provide New Buyers with as much information as possible we have put together a quick overview of the industry. Learn More About Martin’s Bread Routes Here! 

Disclaimer: Routes For Sale® is a Broker that brings buyers and sellers together. Routes For Sale® does not represent, or is not affiliated with the company the distributorship is being offered. All agreements are made between the buyer and seller and not Routes For Sale®. It is the prospective Buyer’s duty and obligation to verify the accuracy of the Seller’s representations and if necessary retain attorneys, accountants, business appraisers, or other professionals. The representation of income is based on a current 52 week sales average generated by the efforts of the current owner. As with any business you can make more or less.