Two markets side by side — inventory, pricing, and what you actually pay per dollar of cash flow, from live Waterfall data.
Nevada has 86% more businesses on the market than Oregon (620 vs 333). Nevada is cheaper at the median asking price. Both markets price at about the same 1.5× cash-flow multiple, so you pay a similar earnings premium either way — the difference is selection and entry price, not valuation.
| Metric | Nevada | Oregon |
|---|---|---|
| Active listings | 620 | 333 |
| Median asking | $295,000 | $327,500 |
| Median cash flow | $193,385 | $199,995 |
| Typical multiple | 1.5× | 1.6× |
| Owner-earnings yield | ~66% | ~61% |
| Median revenue | $629,555 | $787,255 |
See the full Nevada market or the Oregon market, or set a Buy Box across both and let the matches come to you.
Turn on the Waterfall, set your thesis, and see the deals that fit — in Nevada, Oregon, or anywhere.