Wayne County, MI
Businesses in Michigan For Sale


Macomb County, MI

Saginaw County, MI

Wayne County, MI
Macomb County, MI
Ann Arbor, MI
Durand, MI
Ann Arbor, MI
Ann Arbor, MI
Ann Arbor, MI
Available in Michigan
Sterling Heights, MI
Detroit, MI
Established Dry Cleaners For Sale - IN BUSINESS OVER 35 YEARS!!!
$300,000
Eastpointe, MI
Chesterfield, MI
Ann Arbor, MI
Lisa Stephens
Transworld Business Advisors of Birmingham
Serving Oakland County, MI
Transworld Business Advisors of Birmingham, MI is the world leader in the marketing and sales of businesses and franchises. We focus on three core concepts: business brokerage, franchise consulting, and franchise development. In today’s economy, there are more people looking to buy and sell businesses than ever before. When a company owner wants or needs to sell their business, it is never as easy as putting a “For Sale” sign in the window. Business owners usually need the assistance of an experienced Business Broker to locate and vet potential buyers, while maintaining their confidentiality. On the other side, buyers rely on the broker to help facilitate the process of evaluating potential businesses and franchises for sale. A Transworld Business Advisor of Birmingham, MI is the solution for both scenarios.
Ann Arbor, MI
Sterling Heights, MI
Detroit, MI
Ann Arbor, MI
Detroit, MI
Available Nationwide
Ann Arbor, MI
Detroit, MI
Established & Profitable Residential Roofing Company for Sale
$2,500,000
Oakland County, MI
Wayne County, MI
Ann Arbor, MI
Macomb County, MI
Lambertville, MI
Wayne County, MI
Wayne County, MI
Washtenaw County, MI
Available Nationwide
Michigan
Ingham County, MI
Profitable Fleet Truck Repair Facility - SDE -$211k - 15+ Years in Biz
$2,899,650
Orion Township, MI
Oakland County, MI
Wayne County, MI
Available Nationwide
Ingham County, MI
Oakland County, MI
Oakland County, MI
Ann Arbor, MI
Cadillac, MI
Jessica Gaul
Total Transitions LLC
Serving Oakland County, MI
Total Transitions helps business owners navigate the process of buying and selling businesses and commercial real estate. We pride ourselves on maintaining a vast network of professionals to help our clients with all of their business needs throughout the buying and selling process.
Oakland County, MI
Oakland County, MI
24/7 Unmanned Indoor Golf Studio | 100% Automated Model
$120,000
Oakland County, MI
Grand Rapids, MI
Van Buren Twp, MI
Available in Michigan
Van Buren Twp, MI
Van Buren Twp, MI
Michigan
Macomb County, MI
Ironwood, MI
Midland County, MI
Sterling Heights, MI
Lake Orion, MI
Lake Orion, MI
Available Nationwide
Buy a Business in Michigan
With more than half of the terrain covered by forests and an abundance of freshwater shoreline, Michigan is home to many nature enthusiasts. According to the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, the cost of living is lower than other Midwest metropolitan areas and housing is considerably less expensive than comparable regions. Although Detroit may still be portrayed in the press as economically challenged, many suburbs surrounding the city core have enjoyed business growth in recent years. Michigan’s education system is excellent, attracting scholars to the region from around the world. When you are looking to buy a business in Michigan, you can find opportunities in many different types of industries and cities of all sizes.
According to the Small Business Administration, over 98 percent of businesses in Michigan are considered to be small businesses. These companies employ approximately 1.8 million people or over 50 percent of the working populace. Construction, manufacturing, food services, accommodation, healthcare and social assistance are some of the most common small business industry groups to explore when evaluating Michigan businesses for sale. Nationally-known Michigan employers such as Dow Chemical Company, General Motors, Ford and the University of Michigan support their respective local economies, while aerospace, military equipment manufacturing, mining, and farming are also major employment sectors.
When making the life-changing decision about buying a company, be sure to consider the lifestyle you want to lead. Some businesses, such as restaurants or retail, may require non-traditional hours. Others can be run without employees from a home-based operation. Some companies sell directly to the public, while others serve corporate clients. Determine whether you want to be a hands-on operator or absentee owner. Evaluate your strengths and professional background to understand how to apply your knowledge to the business opportunity and maximize the value of your investment. With so many industries and opportunities to choose from, Michigan can be a great place to buy a business.
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