Four websites are currently available for sale, previously acquired by a company that has not actively developed them beyond investing in a redesign for one of the sites. The sites included in the sale are focused on parenting and fitness themes, each having its own domain. Two of these sites come with vBulletin licenses. Collectively, these sites generate approximately $250 in monthly revenue with minimal monetization efforts. The company initially acquired these sites for $15,300 but plans to sell them at a loss as part of a strategy to refocus on larger projects. One of the websites, a parenting forum, has a decade-long presence and consists of over a million posts and more than 14,000 members, although current user activity varies. Another site focused on fitness has nearly 52,000 posts and over 21,000 members, though it currently lacks active engagement. These aging sites hold strong reputations but have been deemed too minor for the company to dedicate further resources. The revenue streams are derived from a combination of recurring payments for text link advertising and featured listings, along with Google Adsense and ValueClick contributions, collectively yielding a modest monthly income. The websites experience varied daily visitor traffic, ranging from 20-600 across the board. Traffic statistics are monitored using Google Analytics. These established sites present a promising foundation for growth for potential buyers willing to invest resources into development.