After years of building this route, the seller is retiring. That's the whole reason it's on the market. What they built is a network of about 106 ATM locations spread across the Mid-Atlantic, producing around $282,000 a year in cash flow.
The asking price is $1,300,000. Here's where the machines are: West Virginia. Maryland.
Virginia. The Washington DC market. And a few surrounding areas.
That spread works in two ways. The locations are close enough together to service efficiently, and spread across enough markets that no single area carries the whole business. Every location is already placed, earning, and backed by a merchant relationship with real transaction history.
The daily work is covered by a professional management company. They handle cash loading, equipment service, maintenance, and merchant relations, and that setup continues after the sale. It's built as a managed investment, so it isn't meant to be turned into a self-run route.
As the owner, you'd focus on performance. Reading reports, tracking results, and deciding where the portfolio goes next. Where it could go next: more merchant placements inside markets it already covers, and picking up compatible routes in the region.
This fits an investor who wants established, managed income in a region with room to build on.