In this episode, the hosts dissect a high-margin dental supply e-commerce carve-out deal and uncover how a recent legislative change may have obliterated its business model.

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This episode dives into a high-margin, B2B dental supply e-commerce business based in San Bernardino County, California. The business boasts $800K in revenue, over 2,500 customers, and sells fewer than 100 SKUs from a potential 3,000+. It's operated via Shopify with a purchasing coordinator in China and minimal owner involvement, and it’s being sold as a carve-out for $1.2M—including $200K in inventory.

Key Highlights:
- Asking Price: $1.2M on $800K in revenue (no cash flow disclosed)
- 2,500 repeat dental customers and 60% returning customer rate
- Operated through Shopify with Chinese sourcing
- Major risk: loss of “de minimis” tariff exemption likely killed the margin
- Sold as a carve-out with no formal P&L or financials

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In this episode, the hosts dive into a lean, high-margin FDA compliance service business with outsourced operations and uncover whether it's a sustainable gem or a ticking regulatory time bomb.

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This week's deal is a Florida-based, relocatable FDA compliance business offering digital services like registration and agent support for food, drug, cosmetic, and medical product companies. With just $790K in revenue and $550K in EBITDA, its margins are astonishing—thanks largely to a contracted overseas team and minimal operational overhead.

Key Highlights:
- Asking price: $1.9M | Revenue: $790K | EBITDA: $550K
- Business operates with just one employee and an overseas team
- 70% net margins and 50% recurring revenue from renewals
- Possible registered agent model for FDA compliance—highly specialized niche
- Heather pre-approves the deal for SBA financing live on the show

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In this episode, the hosts unpack a 70-year-old South Carolina sandwich business supplying gas stations and vending machines—and debate whether its low margins and high complexity make it a hidden gem or a money pit.

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This episode features a quirky 70-year-old business in South Carolina manufacturing and distributing pre-packaged sandwiches to vending machines, gas stations, and convenience stores. With $5.7M in revenue and $426K in seller discretionary earnings (SDE), the company also owns a 14,000-square-foot facility and employs 42 non-union staff.

Key Highlights:
- Asking price: $2M | Revenue: $5.7M | SDE: $426K
- 70-year-old sandwich business with regional distribution
- 42 non-union employees in a 14,000 sq ft facility
- Potential hidden issues: low EBITDA per employee, unaccounted rent, food safety risks
- Strong debate: Mills gives a thumbs up, Heather “pre-declines” the loan

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