Tiny Acquisitions
If you&#x27;re interested in buying and&#x2F;or selling small projects, you can typically expect to pay more than $5k for something that&#x27;s making any consistent amount of money.<p>You&#x27;re also unlikely to find a great deal on a really special project on a marketplace. People who post on marketplaces like Flippa or MicroAcquire or SideProjectors (there&#x27;re dozens of them) have either:<p>1. Realized the time it takes to maintain is not worth the revenues&#x2F;profits<p>2. Realized the income is not sustainable and are trying to cash out at the end of a great run<p>3. Realized that some folks are willing to pay very high multiples and will list their projects at prices most (but not all) people will balk at.<p>If you&#x27;re really interested in taking over a project that&#x27;s profitable, network with people, do cold emailing, and find opportunities to take over projects that the owners are simply not interested in any more.<p>In other words, look for the elderly couple who is ready to move on from owning their profitable, outdated shop.