Profitable ChildCare Center * Northwest Georgia

Price: $2,099,000
Gross Revenue: $737,000
Cash Flow/Adjusted Profits: $360,000 and growing.
Real Estate: $1,200,000 – Included in the Asking Price
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment: $105,000
This is very profitable and a new owner will likely be able to put about $225k of money in their pocket after making the estimated yearly payments (estimated at $135k) for a bank loan to buy this center.

Here’s a great opportunity to take over a center that was absentee owned earlier this year (due to health issues) and during that time, the director ran it well! It is a very successful and profitable daycare center in Northwest Georgia.

The center is licensed for about 200 children. It has the Georgia Pre-K program.
The school currently offers a Christian based curriculum and has a great reputation. Excellent director and assistant director in place. Very clean books and records.
School has been pre-approved for a bank loan for a qualified buyer.


Year Established: Opened in the mid 1990’s.
Employees: 20 full time employees including teachers, Director and Assistant Director. Absentee owner does not spend much time at center.
Facilities: This is a very well-designed 10,000 square foot Child Care Center. It’s located on a very busy, high traffic main road. The school is fully furnished and has great playgrounds. Includes desirable commercial property and has 2 vans. Easy access and plenty of parking. Excellent condition.

Market Outlook
Growth and Expansion: Great reputation… room for additional children. This is not a franchise. School does little marketing and does not have a website. The school is very solid in a very stable community and did not suffer from the recent recession.


ID# CCB1035

If this opportunity is of interest, you may call us at 770-410-7582 to discuss it further.

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