Gulf Coast ATM portfolio, about 155 locations, roughly $350,000 in yearly cash flow. Asking $1,295,000. Here are the questions most buyers ask first, answered upfront.
What exactly am I buying? An operating ATM route based out of Mobile County with machines placed at around 155 merchant locations across the Gulf Coast. It has been running in the region for years, so the merchant base and transaction history are established.
Who does the actual work? A professional management company. They cover cash loading, service calls, maintenance, vendor relationships, reporting, and field operations today, and that arrangement continues once you own it.
So what does the owner do? Reviews reports, tracks performance, and makes the bigger decisions. Think of it as owning an asset, not working a route.
Is there room to grow? Yes. New merchant placements, buying nearby portfolios, upgrading select machines, and improving underperforming locations are all realistic paths.
The current income doesn't depend on any of them, though. Why is it for sale? The seller is moving out of the portfolio and will provide a smooth handover.
This one suits a buyer who wants reliable income from something that's already producing, without taking on a job to go with it.