A manufacturing business specializing in high-quality cages is up for sale due to the owners' inability to dedicate time amidst other profitable ventures. Not achieving their full potential, the business, with about 18 months of groundwork and a few months of actual operations, is making a modest profit. The owners, already stretched thin with four non-physical businesses, are looking to offload this venture at the cost of its inventory, valuing the 130 cages at $31,025. Potential earnings could reach $49,689 at current dealer prices, though prices are reduced for clearance. The sale includes the inventory, website, established brand, automated systems, and relationships with 69 active dealers. Cages manufactured are recognized for their quality, with an agreement ensuring the North American exclusivity of their designs. Initially set at higher prices, the venture has operated at cost to move product swiftly. With previous generous factory price reductions still applicable, restoring original pricing could yield a profit exceeding $100 per sale. The owners emphasize transparency, willing to share more details with serious buyers, although factory contact details remain confidential until purchase. Past sale attempts fell through due to late-stage buyer retractions. Payment options are to be handled via escrow.com or wire transfer, with fee responsibilities clearly delineated. Monthly revenue is projected to improve with inventory stabilization. Site traffic, primarily from dealers placing orders, is not a critical performance metric. Interested parties are urged to proceed only if genuinely prepared to invest.