Top-tier brand in-home senior care franchise resale. Move only an hour or so from Denver and a less stressful, lower cost of living lifestyle will be yours... And with this purchase, you’ll be making yourself a great living in a small town with a much lower cost of living. And there are no state income taxes… so what’s not to like!? In fact, as I’m typing this, I’ve almost talked myself into buying it myself and I’ve owned 7 companies!
This is more than an opportunity to own a successful in-home senior care business—it's an opportunity to create substantial value. Based on our experience selling 10–18 senior care businesses each year, we believe this company has realistic potential to approach a $1.3 million valuation within the next few years by improving operational efficiency and restoring margins closer to historical levels. In 2025, the business generated nearly $2 million in revenue, yet profit margins remain below what comparable companies—and this very company in prior years—have achieved (we can tell you what happened with NDA in place). With focused management, modest revenue growth, and improved profitability, the next owner could significantly increase both annual discretionary earnings and future equity. We can also help identify the key operational opportunities that may accelerate the company's growth and long-term value.
But let’s cut to the chase… this business is located in Cheyenne, Wyoming. If you've been exploring a new business, hungry to do something incredibly rewarding, and do it in a fantastic area... this is your business. The protected territory is located within an abundance of outdoor fun and tons of city attractions as well - ski, hike, mountain bike, camp, snowmobile, fish, boat and/or visit four movie theaters, performing arts theaters, as well as fifteen different museums, an art-walk once a month, and... the largest outdoor rodeo in the world – pretty much anything you’d ever want to do. As if helping others and improving their quality of life wasn’t enough, owning this business and living in this area will improve the quality of your life! And again, this hasn’t even taken into account the incredible cost of living.
Interesting facts, the last time we checked:
- Denver is 29.2% more expensive than Cheyenne.
- Denver housing costs are 67.9% more expensive than Cheyenne housing costs.
- It is more expensive to own a home in Denver... Median home cost in Cheyenne is significantly less than in Denver! (almost fifty percent).
The Company: There are government contracts in place (that you’ll be able to pick up and likely keep) with a staff that can and would run the company without you! However, we did build the model with an owner/operator in the business every day.
The business focuses on sending caregivers to a client’s personal home/residence to help them with daily-life activities, such as light cleaning, food preparation, grocery shopping, walking with them and just basic companionship. The idea is to keep the individual in their own home rather than having to go into an assisted living facility. This particular location has an incredible reputation in the community for providing this high-quality non-medical in-home care and we think when you dive into this further, you’ll agree with that assessment.
Appraisal: The owner had a Wall Street-level appraisal completed on the business. Wells Fargo, US Bank, Radius Bank, CIBIC Bank and about 10 other major banks use this valuation firm to do their own internal appraisals for their underwriting teams -- the point is, it is a solid appraisal.
Possible deal structure and return on your investment (ROI):
- Projected ROI of 46%!
- Total purchase price: $760,000 (*Appraised Price)
- Down payment: $152,000 (approx. 20% x $760,000)
- Current SDE (cash flow of the business): $264,384
- Amount financed: $608,000 ($760,000 - $152,000)
- Debt service per year (annual note payment): $94,408 (10 years at 9.50% approx.)
- SDE less debt service: $169,976 ($264,384 – $94,408=$169,976)
- Assume - New owner to pull $100,000 a year out of the business in wages.
- Remaining SDE (cash flow) after owner wages and paying annual debt service: $69,976 ($264,384 - $100,000 - $94,408 = $69,976). So even after paying your debt service and taking out $100k in a wage you should still have $69,976 to do with as you wish, pay down the debt early, take it out in additional wages, or go to Vegas!
- Annual return on investment or your return on injected capital (down payment) year after year is 46%! ($69,976/$152,000 = 46%)
- A great year in the stock market would be 15% to 20% and the average is about 7%.
- The assumption is that you do actually work in the business. Clearly in the stock market you would not be working in the company you held stock in.
- This scenario does not include working capital
- **Important: Do not take our word for it on the investment information, call and meet with your accountant and make sure he/she agrees with the outline above. Do not make any financial investment into this business where your money could be at risk until you agree with your financial advisor’s opinion and are comfortable with the presented numbers from the seller.
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The sale is confidential which is why we are not publishing sensitive financial information or the name. Information provided to qualified buyers with NDA in place*. *Gross Revenue and Cash Flow stated by seller. All information, data, financials, valuations, appraisals, inventory, FFE/Assets/Equipment, real estate values, etc. must be verified with the seller and buyer's own professional independent advisors, CPA, etc. Buyers should always verify all information with the seller and their own advisors before putting any money at risk.
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