Sineva Consulting
Business buyingBuy a business you understand — from people who run their own.
Acquisition and operating strategy for physical and hybrid businesses. We help you choose what to buy, check it properly before you sign and run it well afterwards — with what we learned buying and running around ten Total Wireless stores.

- Our own stores
- Around ten Total Wireless stores
- For
- Investors, first-time buyers and owners
- Focus
- Physical and hybrid businesses
- Pricing
- A fixed quote after a free call
What we do.
Acquisition and operating strategy for physical and hybrid businesses — from people who buy, run and scale their own.
Acquisition strategy. Which business to buy, where and at what price, based on the ones we operate ourselves.
Due diligence and valuation. We check the numbers, the lease, the staff and the risks before you sign.
Retail operations. Our own experience running around ten Total Wireless stores in Florida and beyond.
Growth strategy. Staffing, marketing and systems that make the business run without consuming your week.
What we check before you sign.
The questions that decide whether a business is worth its price — answered with documents, not promises.
The real numbers. Tax returns, bank statements and sales data — not just the seller’s summary.
The lease and location. Term, renewal options, rent increases, footfall and competition nearby.
Staff and payroll. Who runs the business day to day, and who will stay after the sale.
Customers and reputation. Reviews, repeat customers and how much of the business depends on the owner.
Licences and agreements. Permits, franchise or carrier agreements and any open liabilities.
The first 100 days. A plan for staffing, marketing and systems before you take the keys.
From first call to first 100 days.
Discovery call
Your budget, your goals and the kind of business you want to own.
Shortlist
Which businesses fit, where and at what price — measured against the ones we run.
Due diligence
We check the numbers, the lease, the staff and the risks before you sign.
Take over
Staffing, systems and a hand-over plan for the first weeks.
Grow
Marketing, operations and AI automation, so the business runs without consuming your week.
Then let AI run the busywork.
Once you own it, we automate the enquiries, follow-ups, bookings and reports — the same systems that run our own stores.
Business and marketing automationBefore you buy, read this.

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Questions about buying a business.
What kinds of businesses do you advise on?
Physical and hybrid businesses — retail stores, services and franchises — especially in Florida, where we own and run our own stores.
Do you really run businesses yourselves?
Yes. Grupo Sineva owns and operates around ten Total Wireless stores, and every automation we sell runs in our own companies first.
Can you help if I’m investing from outside the United States?
Yes. We work with investors in the United States, Canada, Latin America and India, in English, Spanish and Hindi.
Do you have businesses for sale?
Yes. See the businesses currently available on our Businesses for sale page, or tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll search for it.
How much does it cost?
After a free discovery call you get a written plan with a fixed quote based on the scope.
Talk to people who run their own.
Tell us what you want to buy — or what you’re looking at — and we’ll tell you what we’d check first.