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Quick answer: Off-market gas station deals are sourced through broker networks and owner outreach—not public directories. We share opportunities by fit and timing, then release exact locations after qualification to protect operations and pricing strategy.

Off-market opportunities can include branded gas stations for sale, gas stations with car washes, business-only operations, and fee simple deals where real estate is included—shared confidentially after buyer qualification.

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Popular buyer searches

These pages are built around the most common ways buyers search for fuel and convenience assets:

How off-market deals typically work

  1. Define the buy box (location, structure, size, pricing).
  2. Quiet sourcing via broker network + direct owner outreach.
  3. Pre-screening for realistic pricing and executable terms.
  4. Qualification & NDA (when appropriate) before exact details.
  5. LOI strategy aligned to diligence and closing path.
  6. Diligence + closing with coordination across environmental, title/lease, and financing.

How off-market deals typically work

  1. Define the buy box (location, structure, size, pricing).
  2. Quiet sourcing via broker network + direct owner outreach.
  3. Pre-screening for realistic pricing and executable terms.
  4. Qualification & NDA (when appropriate) before exact details.
  5. LOI strategy aligned to diligence and closing path.
  6. Diligence + closing with clear deliverables and timelines.

Want the terminology in plain English? See the Gas Station Glossary.

How off-market deals typically work

  1. Define the buy box (location, structure, size, pricing).
  2. Quiet sourcing via broker network + direct owner outreach.
  3. Pre-screening for realistic pricing and executable terms.
  4. Qualification & NDA (when appropriate) before exact details.
  5. LOI strategy aligned to diligence and closing path.
  6. Diligence & closing with environmental, lease/title, and operational verification.

How off-market deals typically work

  1. Define the buy box (location, structure, size, pricing).
  2. Quiet sourcing via broker network + direct owner outreach.
  3. Pre-screening for realistic pricing and executable terms.
  4. Qualification & NDA (when appropriate) before exact details.
  5. LOI strategy aligned to diligence and closing path.
  6. Diligence execution (environmental, lease/real estate, financials, compliance).
  7. Closing coordination with all parties to reduce surprises.

Off-market doesn’t mean “no diligence”—it means controlled information flow until the buyer is qualified.

How off-market deals typically work

  1. Define the buy box (location, structure, size, pricing).
  2. Quiet sourcing via broker network + direct owner outreach.
  3. Pre-screening for realistic pricing and executable terms.
  4. Qualification & NDA (when appropriate) before exact details.
  5. LOI strategy aligned to diligence and closing path.
  6. Diligence coordination (environmental, leases, fuel supply, financials).
  7. Closing execution with clean handoffs and timelines.

Common questions

Do you have public listings I can browse?

We’re not a public listing directory. Many viable deals are confidential, so we match opportunities to criteria and share details after qualification.

What do you need to start?

Your target states/metros, price range, deal type (RE+business / business-only / ground lease / sale‑leaseback), and timeline. That’s enough to begin.

Will I see exact addresses?

Not at first. We share exact locations after qualification to protect sellers and reduce wasted outreach.

Do you help with financing or a 1031 exchange?

Yes. We coordinate with lenders and qualified intermediaries as part of the transaction plan when needed.

How fast can I review opportunities?

Typically within 24–72 hours after criteria are confirmed, depending on deal availability and the level of confidentiality required.

Next best step

If you’re moving forward, these are the most common next steps buyers and sellers take:

How deals close

1) Criteria
We confirm goals, geography, budget, and structure (RE+Biz, leasehold, NNN, 1031).
2) Match
On-market + off-market sourcing, then a short list with the right next-step info.
3) Diligence
Financials, lease, environmental, fuel contract, site/operations — coordinated fast.
4) Closing
Financing/1031 support, documentation, timelines, and clean handoff through settlement.