How a Commercial Kitchen Rental Business Sold at 14 Times EBITDA

In this episode of The Buyer & Seller Podcast, Lucas and Luna break down the sale of a commercial kitchen rental business that went for 14 times EBITDA. They explore what made this niche operation so attractive: fractional ownership of kitchen space, multi-year tenant contracts, and the recurring revenue model that comes with shared infrastructure. Discover how the seller structured the deal to avoid the key person discount, why the buyer saw it as a real estate play with an operating business attached, and the specific due diligence items that could have killed the transaction. If you are thinking about selling a business with shared assets or buying one, this episode offers practical insights on how to position your company for a premium multiple. #CommercialKitchen #BusinessSale #EBITDAMultiple #RecurringRevenue #AssetHeavyBusiness #BusinessBroker #SellSide #DueDiligence #KeyPersonRisk #TenantContracts #SharedInfrastructure #PrivateSale #BusinessPodcast #FexingoBusiness #BuyerSellerPodcast #SmallBusinessExit #RealEstatePlay #MultipleExpansion Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo