Station owners call (770) 588-1371 or send the request form, and a funding partner can read the store’s own sales.
Funding for Douglasville, GA gas station stores and convenience shops: fixtures, POS systems and inventory, what a partner may review, buying a station business, food counters and roller grills, and store signs and beer caves. Forecourt equipment and the property stay outside this site.
At a glance
- Gasoline Stations (NAICS 4471), Douglas County, GA
66 establishments (CBP 2023)
- Gasoline Stations establishments at ZIP 30134 addresses
18 (ZBP 2023)
- Convenience Stores (NAICS 445120), Douglas County, GA
14 establishments (CBP 2023)
- Annual payroll, Gasoline Stations establishments, Douglas County, GA
$12.5 million (CBP 2023)
Business loan to buy a gas station for Douglas County, GA: store fixtures, POS systems and inventory
A station purchase splits into two parts. The land, the building and the forecourt, with its islands and the underground systems, are property and site work outside this site. The store business is what a request here can cover: the inventory counted at closing, the store fixtures, the POS systems and scanners, and the working cash a new owner needs in the first weeks.
Much of the store’s money sits in inventory: beverages, snacks, tobacco, beer and wine, grocery basics and car-care items. Inventory financing can pay the opening order or a larger supplier buy, and the store pays it down from sales.
Gas station loan requirements for Douglas County, GA: coolers, shelving and C-store checkout counters
A funding partner can ask for the store’s inside sales, for example through POS reports, along with bank statements, the business tax returns and the lease. A buyer of an existing station may be asked for the seller’s records for the same period. Time in business, annual revenue and the amount are the three ranges the request form asks for; the rest is a conversation.
Coolers, shelving and a new counter are the equipment side: reach-in glass-door coolers, an ice merchandiser, gondola shelving, end caps and a freestanding checkout counter. Flooring and ceiling tiles inside the store are property work outside this site. Each piece has a vendor price and a working life a partner can match a term to.
Gas station financing in Douglasville, GA: buying the station from the seller
Buying a station from its seller means agreeing on the price of the business, apart from whatever the land and forecourt cost: goodwill, the store equipment, the supplier and lottery agreements that transfer, and the inventory. A term loan can carry the business price with a fixed schedule, and the property side is arranged elsewhere.
Payroll is part of what the buyer inherits. County Business Patterns put annual payroll at the 66 establishments under Gasoline Stations (NAICS 4471) in Douglas County, GA at $12.5 million for 2023, about $188,800 per station by our arithmetic, with 452 paid employees, roughly 6.8 each.
Convenience store financing in Douglasville, GA: food service counters and roller grills
A food counter turns a store into a place people stop for lunch: roller grills, a heated display case, a sandwich prep table, a countertop oven and a coffee and fountain drink bar. These are equipment, and an equipment agreement or a term loan can carry them as a package.
Stand-alone convenience stores, without a forecourt, sit in their own code. County Business Patterns counted 14 establishments under Convenience Stores (NAICS 445120) in Douglas County, GA for 2023, 11 of them with fewer than five employees (78.6%). The same food counter and cooler requests fit those stores too.
What Douglasville, GA gas stations can finance: a station purchase, store signs and beer caves
A beer cave is a walk-in cooler customers step into, set up inside the store with its own door, shelving and refrigeration, and the cooler unit counts as equipment. Freestanding store signs inside, LED menu boards and digital price displays at the counter are equipment as well; the roadside price sign stays with the site.
Sample numbers, not a quote: a $58,900 package of a beer cave, reach-in coolers and LED lighting at an annual rate of 10.25% over 60 months is $1,258.71 monthly, and the 60 payments total $75,522.60. A partner’s offer sets the real rate and term.
Security rounds out the equipment list: a security camera kit with a recorder and a drop safe at the counter. A store with steady card sales may also look at a merchant cash advance, where a provider pays a sum now for a share of future card receipts and takes that share from daily deposits until the agreed amount is collected. ZIP Code Business Patterns placed 18 Gasoline Stations establishments at ZIP 30134 addresses in 2023, in a ZIP that reaches past the Douglasville city limits; the Douglasville, GA city page covers the other funding types.
By Eastleaf Lending Group · Updated

