Texas truck-stop market guide.
Questions to organize before selling or buying a truck stop or travel center in Texas.
Start with the actual asset
Separate the operating business from the real estate. Identify diesel and gasoline operations, store and foodservice activities, parking, showers, scales, truck service and other revenue sources. Confirm which assets are included in a proposed sale.
Understand access and the corridor
Review highway access, ingress and egress, truck circulation, parking capacity, competing sites and any planned road changes. Obtain current information from the relevant transportation and local authorities rather than assuming a property can support a particular use.
Organize the operating records
Fuel gallons and margins, store and foodservice profit, payroll, maintenance, lease terms and fuel agreements help explain an operating business. Normalize the records and verify them during diligence with your professional advisers.
Prepare for property diligence
Environmental records, underground storage tanks, title, survey, zoning, utilities and deferred maintenance can affect a transaction. This guide does not determine compliance, value, financing eligibility or suitability for a specific property.
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