Atlanta  ·  Southeast

Acquiring and operatingone business in theSoutheast.

One buyer. Long-term ownership. No brokers. No fees.

About

A real person,
a real plan.

Two Oak Management is based in Atlanta. I am looking to acquire one established small business and operate it as a hands-on owner for the long term.

I bring a Darden MBA and more than two decades of experience in revenue growth, finance, and operations within larger companies, and I am working with a family M&A attorney and an SBA-preferred lender.

Acquisition Criteria

What I'm
looking for.

Industries
  • Commercial cleaning, janitorial, and facilities maintenance
  • Equipment leasing and rental
  • Route-based B2B services
  • Government and municipal service contractors
  • Inspection and testing services
  • Security and monitoring services
  • Open to other established B2B businesses with recurring revenue and a stable customer base
Geography

Primarily the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic: Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, the Carolinas, Florida, and Virginia. Open to neighboring states if the business is the right fit.

Size

Targeting businesses with $400K to $1.2M in EBITDA, though the right fit matters more than hitting the exact number.

Structure & Timeline

Full buyout with a flexible owner transition. Happy to support sellers who want to step away over 6 to 24 months. Looking to close one acquisition in the next 12 months.

How I Work

Simple commitments.
No surprises.

Confidential
at every step.

No broker fees,
ever.

Your timeline,
not mine.

FAQ

Common
questions.

Are you a broker or middleman?

No. I am the buyer and the future operator. There is no intermediary, no referral fee, and no one else involved in the conversation.

Will my employees or competitors find out?

No. Conversations are fully confidential and nothing leaves them without your explicit permission. I have no interest in disrupting your business before a deal is agreed.

How fast can you close?

Typical SBA acquisitions close in 90 to 120 days once we have a signed LOI. I move when a business fits and walk away politely when it doesn't.

What if I'm not ready to sell yet?

Most of the sellers I speak with are 12 to 24 months away from a decision. That is completely normal and a good reason to start the conversation now rather than later.

What happens after I reach out?

We have a short, informal conversation — 15 to 20 minutes, no paperwork, no pressure. If there's potential mutual interest, we go from there at whatever pace works for you. Nothing moves forward without your explicit agreement at every step.

Let's have a quiet conversation.

If you're thinking about selling, even if you are 12 to 24 months away, a confidential 15-minute call is a reasonable first step.

info@twooakmgmt.com