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Blue Moon Estate Sales, King, North Carolina: $50,000 USD
Home Services, Retail

Blue Moon Estate Sales of Central

Blue Moon Estate Sales franchise for sale in King, North Carolina

List Price: $50,000 USD

Key Facts

Annual Gross Revenue

$500,000 USD

Cash Flow (SDE)

$25,000 – $50,000

Seasonal Business

No

Value of Inventory

Less than $25,000

Value of Assets

$50,000 – $100,000

Year Established

2022

Business Operates From

My home

Location Is

N/A

Approx. Monthly Rent

N/A

Total Employees

Less than 10

1–3 Months

Transition
Support

Somewhat

Price/Terms
Flexibility

Some

Seller financing Available

Full-time

Owner
Involvement

About this Business

This is a leading Estate Sales franchise with a huge territory in central NC that has yet to be developed into a revenue generating franchise.

Growth opportunities

This territory is ripe for development, as there are established adjoining territories, and this territory is larger than average.

Owner's Day-to-Day Involvement

Owner's role is to promote the business in the territory, to vet leads and assess estates for viability, to hire and manage field managers and associates, and to oversee estate sales.

Asset Description

The main asset is the franchise territory with a population of nearly 750,000 and 105,000 households with incomes in excess of $75,000. Other assets include new equipment and tools of the trade.

Inventory Description

Inventory includes signage, electronic and photographic equipment, uniforms, tables, and display equipment.

Reason for Selling

For personal reasons, the owner was unable to develop the territory.

Why I Love My Franchise

The franchise has franchisees all over the country and provides remarkable support and tools to the franchisees.

About Blue Moon Estate Sales

Blue Moon Estate Sales is an estate sale and liquidation franchise that runs residential, commercial and moving sales for clients managing major life transitions: downsizing, a move to assisted living, or settling the estate of a loved one. Founded in Raleigh in 2009 and franchising since 2013, the brand built a standardized, professional model in an industry long dominated by independent operators.

The model is home-based and mobile, with no retail storefront. Sales take place inside the client’s home and the goods belong to the client, so franchisees carry minimal inventory and need no warehouse. Each franchisee works a protected territory, and weekend sales draw large local shopper crowds across the U.S.

Blue Moon is part of Best Life Brands, a private-equity-backed group whose portfolio centers on senior and home-care services such as ComForCare and CarePatrol, aligning the estate-sale brand with the same downsizing market. Franchisees run on the proprietary Moonetize system, which uses AI-assisted data on item history, rarity and comparable sales to price and prepare estate goods at scale.

Franchisee Support

Incoming owners train through Blue Moon University (BMU), a three-phase program: onboarding via interactive courses and a checklist, a two-week virtual classroom phase covering sale setup, inventory and team leadership, and a launch phase. Ongoing support includes assigned business coaches, a franchisee collaboration network, BMU's online platform for hiring and retraining staff, and the proprietary Moonetize pricing and customized software for client management, reporting and loyalty programs. Resale buyers should confirm with Blue Moon what transfer training and Moonetize system access carry over to a new owner and existing staff.

Brand Accolades & Awards

Blue Moon Estate Sales is ranked annually in Entrepreneur's Franchise 500 (most recently #478 in 2026), and has been named to the Franchise Times ZOR Awards "Best Franchises to Buy" (2022), Franchise Dictionary's 100 Game Changers (2021 and 2024) and Franchise Business Review's Top 200 franchises (2026). Internal honors include a 2021 Top Marketing Award and recognition as a top-performing multi-territory franchise. For resale buyers, brand-level recognition should be weighed alongside the specific territory's local reviews, referral sources and community visibility.

Industry / Market

Estate-sale demand in the U.S. is propelled by an aging population: roughly 10,000 Americans turn 65 each day, and the large baby-boomer cohort is steadily downsizing, relocating to senior living or passing estates to heirs. This creates a sustained pipeline of liquidation work that holds up across economic cycles, since life transitions happen regardless of the market. Revenue is project-based and can be seasonal, so resale buyers should weigh a territory's population age profile, local competition and the consistency of its sales calendar.

Ideal Owner

The model suits a sales- and marketing-minded local operator who is comfortable building referral relationships, leading a small team and managing the logistics of weekend sales. No estate-sale or industry experience is required, since BMU training covers valuation, operations and marketing, but candidates should be organized, hands-on and at ease working with families during emotionally sensitive transitions. Strong people skills and local-community networking matter more than retail background; compassion and professionalism are central to winning clients and protecting the brand's reputation.