
In this episode, the hosts take on a dump truck business in Phoenix, Arizona, exploring whether it’s a hidden gem or a financial sinkhole.
In this episode, the hosts take on a dump truck business in Phoenix, Arizona, exploring whether it’s a hidden gem or a financial sinkhole. They break down the business’s $3.5M asking price, $1.15M cash flow, and $1.7M in equipment while discussing risks, scalability, and operational challenges. Is it a great opportunity or a trucking nightmare? Tune in to hear their analysis!
Business listing - https://www.bizbuysell.com/Business-Opportunity/1-575-000-NET-Seven-Unit-Dump-Truck-Company/2329213/
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Key Highlights
- Dump Truck Business Breakdown – What’s included in the deal?
- Cash Flow vs. Reality – Is the claimed 60% profit margin realistic?
- Truck Maintenance & CapEx Considerations – The hidden costs of staying operational.
- Construction Industry Dependence – How cyclical is this business?
- Broker Red Flags – Why this listing might be overvalued.
- Recurring Revenue vs. One-Off Jobs – How does this business sustain itself?
- Lending & Acquisition Challenges – Is it financeable, and what’s the real multiple?

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