What you own decides how it sells.

A house and a gas station are not the same sale, and pretending otherwise is how sellers get a generic process and a generic price. Pick what you own — the valuation is confidential either way, and there is nothing to sign to get one.

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Buyers for property and businesses are matched from a private register, not a listings page.

Every buyer states their class, price band and geography before they are added. When your asset fits, they hear about it the same week — before it is advertised anywhere.

Almost nothing comes to market. That works in your favour.

Fuel, lodging and food-service businesses trade quietly and rarely. There is no MLS for them, so the sale is won by knowing who is already looking — which is what the register is. Nothing is advertised, and nothing carries your address, until you say so.

Gas stationsFuel margin, inside sales and the real estate, valued separatelyHow it sellsTruck stopsDiesel throughput, parking capacity and ancillary revenueHow it sellsHotelsPrice per key, tested against RevPAR and the flag's remaining termHow it sellsRestaurantsOwner's discretionary earnings, plus the lease — or the real estate if you own itHow it sells

A real number, and a straight answer on timing.

Houses, apartment buildings, commercial space and land have an actual market, so the questions are simpler: what is it worth, what is worth fixing first, and how long will it take. Washington State, where the licence is.

HomesRecent nearby sales, adjusted for what makes yours differentHow it sellsMultifamily buildingsNet operating income on a market cap rateHow it sellsCommercial propertiesIn-place NOI on a cap rate set by lease term and tenant creditHow it sellsLandBuildable yield — what the zoning permits, net of what it costs to get thereHow it sells