Active$999K+ inventoryGas Station · With Real Estate
Gas Station, Reopening Near Tyler
20 minutes from Tyler, TX
- Inside sales
- $35,000/mo
- Fuel volume
- 4-5K gal/mo
Gas stations · East Texas
2 East Texas stations are for sale right now, from $139K to $999K, plus inventory.
For sale now
Active$999K+ inventoryGas Station · With Real Estate
20 minutes from Tyler, TX
Active$139K+ inventoryGas Station · Business Only
1 hour east of Dallas, TX
East Texas listings on this site run from a business-only stop an hour east of Dallas to stations near Tyler, Cooper and New Boston, and down to Center near the Louisiana line.
Several East Texas listings are value-add deals: a station reopening after a closure, or a convenience store with room to add fuel pumps. They cost less up front, but budget for equipment checks, permits and the time it takes to win customers back.
Business-only stores cost far less up front but come with a lease you inherit, so the lease terms decide how long the business is really yours. Stores sold with the real estate cost more, but the payment builds equity and nobody can decline to renew.
Track record
Not in Market$2.9 M+ inventoryGas Station · With Real Estate
Two Hours from DFW Texas
Not in Market399K+ InventoryGas Station · With Real Estate
2 Hours from Dallas Texas
Sold$1.3M+ inventoryGas Station · With Real Estate
3 hours form DFW
Questions
Across the 5 stations Realtor Punya has listed in East Texas, asking prices run from $139K to $2.9M, with a median of $999K, before inventory. Business-only deals sit at the low end; larger stores sold with the land and building at the high end.
Yes, and it can be one of the cheaper ways in. Before you buy, check the tanks and lines and their TCEQ registration, line up a fuel supplier, and ask for the sales records from before it closed; a lender will want those too.
Yes. SBA 7(a) loans are widely used to buy gas stations and convenience stores, and SBA 504 loans can cover the land and building. Expect to put down roughly 10% to 25%, depending on the lender, your experience and whether the real estate is included. Lenders will ask for the seller's tax returns and monthly sales reports, so Realtor Punya collects those early and can connect you with lenders who finance fuel and retail deals.
Owners selling a store usually don't want staff, customers or their fuel supplier to hear about it before the deal is done. Each listing shows the town or the drive time from a nearby city; the address, a tour and the full financials come after a first call, a signed NDA and proof of funds.
Tell Realtor Punya the towns you'd consider and your budget. He'll call when one fits.