Talk through your business with another operator.

Sometimes you need a practical second perspective. Tell me about the decision you are facing, whether it concerns an existing station, a purchase or a possible sale.

Illustrative Florida gas station; not a photograph of a verified portfolio property
Illustrative Florida gas station; not a photograph of a verified portfolio property

Buying a station

Talk through the type of business you want, the questions to ask and the information you need before moving further with an opportunity.

Illustrative Florida gas station; not a photograph of a verified portfolio property

Preparing for a sale

Discuss your property, your plans and how to put together a clear account of the business for a potential buyer.

Illustrative Florida gas station; not a photograph of a verified portfolio property

Running the business

Bring a question about the store, the operation, a fuel arrangement or an idea you want to explore. We can discuss it from an owner’s point of view.

Illustrative Florida gas station; not a photograph of a verified portfolio property

Finding the right people

A question may call for a lender, supplier, contractor or another industry professional. Relevant introductions can be part of the discussion when a suitable connection is available.

Let’s establish what you need first.

Use the contact form to explain the issue, the location of the business and any timing involved. Sam can then confirm whether the request fits his experience and discuss the scope of any support.

Industry guidance does not replace legal, tax, accounting or other licensed professional advice. Those questions should be taken to the appropriate qualified professional.

An operator’s perspective, with a clear role.

Sam Rabi is not a licensed real estate agent or broker. These conversations cover general business and operating experience. Property searches, listings, representation and negotiations should be handled by licensed professionals.