Full-Service Relocation Management Company
Southeast U.S. Relocation Management Company
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This Southeast U.S. relocation management company serves businesses, individuals, and clergy. It coordinates real estate, household goods moving, housing, expense management, and policy development through independent partners. The company operates remotely without owned or leased real estate. Contract clients typically stay seven years to multiple decades, supporting recurring revenue.
The company reports $2,621,873 in gross revenue and $580,280 in EBITDA. It primarily coordinates U.S. relocations and supports international household goods moving. Its owners seek negotiable transition periods before exiting to pursue a more balanced lifestyle.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic acquirers in relocation services seeking a business that coordinates work through independent partners.
- Buyers seeking recurring revenue from relocation contracts that typically last seven years to multiple decades.
- Operators interested in expanding policy consulting, partner networks, or immigration/VISA assistance.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Two owners seek negotiable transition periods followed by full exits post-sale to pursue a more balanced lifestyle.
- Real estate
- No real estate
Frequently Asked Questions
The company coordinates real estate, household goods moving, housing, expense management, and policy development through independent partners. It serves businesses, individuals, and clergy.
The company reports $2,621,873 in gross revenue and $580,280 in EBITDA. Those figures describe revenue and earnings, respectively.
The company operates remotely and coordinates services through independent partners. It owns and leases no real estate.
Contract clients typically stay seven years to multiple decades. Those relationships support the company's recurring revenue.
The owners seek full exits to pursue a more balanced lifestyle. They seek negotiable transition periods before their exits.