# Businesses for sale in Seminole County, Florida — market data

> 48 active listings in Seminole County: median asking $332,500, median SDE $106,716, and how many a lender could actually fund. Measured, not estimated.

Source: https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/seminole-county/

# Businesses for sale in Seminole County, Florida

Counted from the crawl of September 14, 2026. Computed from the database when this page was built — not typed in. Refreshed with the weekly crawl.

As of September 14, 2026, Seminole County, Florida had **48** active business-for-sale listings on the Business Brokers of Florida MLS, with a median asking price of $332,500, median owner earnings (SDE) of $106,716, and a median asking multiple of 2.7× SDE; 6 of them (13%) could be funded by a lender at the asking price, and 3 (6%) clear every step of the screen. — Main Street Diligence, computed from the crawl of September 14, 2026. Seller-reported figures, unaudited.

- **48** active listings
- **$332,500** median asking price
- **$106,716** median owner earnings (SDE)
- **2.7×** median price ÷ SDE

Seminole County holds 48 of the 2,079 active Florida listings we track. The median asking price runs level with the statewide figure, and the median earnings multiple runs level with the statewide figure. A multiple is what you pay for each dollar the owner takes home — statewide the median is 2.7×.

## What a lender would say

Before you fall in love with a listing, run the test your lender will run. Across Seminole County:

- **48** active listings
- **22** **pay a manager** — still earn after a standardized $75,000 wage
- **6** **a lender could fund** — debt at asking ≤ 3.5× those earnings
- **5** **have a broker citing a document** — a tax return or P&L named behind the figures, not seen by us
- **3** **show more than one year** — a trend exists at all

Statewide, 11% survive. The steps are cumulative — each applies on top of the last, the way an acquirer actually works a market.

3 of Seminole County's 48 active listings (6%) clear every step — the shortlist a lender would actually entertain.

## What asking prices look like

| Asking price | Listings |
| --- | --- |
| Under $100K | 5 |
| $100K – $250K | 15 |
| $250K – $500K | 11 |
| $500K – $1M | 6 |
| $1M and up | 11 |

## How much of it is documented

Behind the headline figures: **33** listings say a tax return or P&L backs at least one year, **5** offer a broker's restatement, **3** assert numbers with nothing named behind them, and **7** publish too little to classify. A cited document means a broker typed the words into a form — nothing has been received, read or verified here. It is still the difference between a number with a paper trail and a number without one, and it is the first thing to ask any broker about.

## What's for sale, by industry

| Industry | Listings | Median asking |
| --- | --- | --- |
| [Restaurants](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/restaurants/) | 12 | $187,500 |
| [Medical & Health](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/medical-related-biz/) | 6 | $1,297,000 |
| Child Care | 4 | — |
| [Real-Estate-Related](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/real-property-rltd/) | 3 | — |
| [Construction](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/construction/) | 3 | — |
| Clothing | 2 | — |
| [Beauty & Personal Care](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/beauty-personal-care/) | 2 | — |
| [Distribution](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/distribution/) | 1 | — |

Rows without a link have too few listings for a page of their own; medians shown only at five or more. [See all of them in the app →](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/?county=Seminole)

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Every figure on this page is seller-reported and unaudited — the checks behind our statistics test arithmetic, not truth. Medians exclude placeholder prices under $10,000. [How the screening works →](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/how-it-works/)