REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Charleston County, SC

REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Charleston County, SC

Charleston County, SC

Columbia, SC
Clemson, SC
Charleston, SC
Richland County, SC
South Carolina
Dorchester County, SC
Myrtle Beach, SC
Myrtle Beach, SC
Available in South Carolina
Charleston, SC
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
York County, SC
$1,085,000
Charleston County, SC
Columbia, SC
Myrtle Beach, SC
Chris Springfield, CBI, CM&AA, PMP
Springfield Strategies, LLC
Serving Greenville County, SC
Complimentary Valuations and Success Fee-Based Services. Deciding to sell the business you’ve worked so hard to build is a major event for most entrepreneurs. Understanding how to choose a qualified Intermediary is critical to a successful exit. At Springfield Strategies, we leverage our years of experience with confidential business sales to gather data on current market trends and analyze your key value drivers to get the maximum selling price for your business. From exit planning to the closing table, we have the expertise to guide you to a successful transaction. Our motto is Plan. Execute. Exit
Florence, SC
Oconee County, SC
Greenville, SC
Florence, SC
Beaufort County, SC
Available Nationwide
Charleston, SC
Sumter County, SC
$790,000
Hilton Head Island, SC
Hartsville, SC
Fort Mill, SC
Lexington, SC
Greenville County, SC
Charleston Afb, SC
Charleston, SC
Cayce, SC
Available Nationwide
Lexington County, SC
Greenville, SC
$3,250,000
Charleston County, SC
Anderson County, SC
Charleston, SC
Available in South Carolina
Horry County, SC
Greenville, SC
Greenville, SC
Murrells Inlet, SC
Myrtle Beach, SC
Eric Voide
Rivo Consulting Group
Serving Greenville County, SC
RCG was started 20 years ago by founder and CEO, Eric W. Voide. A native of CT, Eric realized early success in buying and selling businesses. After structuring a huge real estate acquisition deal while working for a private equity firm in NYC, Eric took his buy out and RCG was born. Continuing a tradition of representing business principals the way we would want to be represented, RCG does not collect arbitrary fees or mass listings just to appear busy. In fact, we are very selective about the businesses we select for representation. RCG is different.... we don't compete in any category, we create our own category!
South Carolina
Greenville, SC
$295,000
South Carolina
Charleston County, SC
Columbia, SC
Available in South Carolina
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Edgefield County, SC
Greenville, SC
Greenville, SC
Murrells Inlet, SC
South Carolina
Berkeley County, SC
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
South Carolina
Edgefield County, SC
Greenville County, SC
Available Nationwide
When looking at South Carolina business for sale, you are best to consider the ideal location of the state. It is located in the southern states where weather is mild in the winter and sunny in the summer. It is known for its amazing beaches and rich historically significant sites. The tourism industry has maintained a stronghold, and there are plenty of opportunities to take advantage of the tourists who pack the state all year round.
South Carolina is seeing great growth in the number of working age people in the population. This is great news for this southern state and for business owners looking to move here. If you are considering South Carolina businesses for sale, then consider that this state is offering up a huge pool of workers to help you get your business off the ground. It also has an amazing shoreline and a nice tourism industry, which provides plenty of opportunities for business.
The biggest industry in the state by far is tourism. Not only is South Carolina offering prime beaches and recreation in the Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head areas, but the state also is rich in historical assets that make for wonderful vacation destinations, especially in areas such as Charleston. The low gas prices in the state don't hurt this industry either and can make buying a gas station a great option. Another area seeing strong growth is automotive manufacturing with the introduction of new plants and increased production. The economy is also expected to get a boost from construction projects in Charleston Harbor that will allow ships from the Panama Canal to enter the port.