Corridor Capital: Buy Box & Recent Acquisitions

At a glance

EBITDA range	$2M to $8M S1
Deal types	Platform, Add-on, Minority S1
Geography	United States, Canada S2
Sectors	Accounting & Professional Services, Education, Distribution

What Corridor Capital buys

Corridor Capital is a Los Angeles private equity firm that Craig Enenstein founded in 2005. It buys business services and value-added distribution companies with $2 million to $8 million of EBITDA that are based in the US or Canada, and it prefers entrepreneur and family-owned companies that have never had an institutional owner. Its target niches are business process outsourcing, marketing services, and specialty training and education. Current holdings include appraisal management (Dart Appraisal), association management (Association Headquarters), title and settlement services, sales and contractor training, and investment conferences (Titan Investors, added in August 2026).

In its main strategy Corridor takes control, and sellers often roll part of their equity into the new company. It also offers non-control structured equity for owners who want partial liquidity, and it backs independent sponsors with debt and equity. An in-house operations team works on finance, systems, hiring and add-on deals after closing. Corridor is investing its fourth fund and its platforms buy smaller firms often, so a small company may fit as an add-on.

Recent deals

Announced in the 24 months before October 28, 2026.

Date	Company	Type	Sector	Source
Oct 2026	ACT AppraisalChicago appraisal management company added to Dart Appraisal	Add-on	Accounting & Professional Services	Source
Aug 2026	Titan InvestorsProducer of curated investment conferences; second platform from Corridor Capital IV, with the co-founders staying on as material owners	Platform		Source
Jul 2026	Potomac Management ResourcesAlexandria, Virginia association management firm added to Association Headquarters	Add-on	Accounting & Professional Services	Source
Apr 2026	HorsesmouthNew York provider of education and training for financial advisors, added to FMT Solutions	Add-on	Education	Source
Apr 2025	Association Executives GroupWisconsin association management firm added to Association Headquarters	Add-on	Accounting & Professional Services	Source
Mar 2025	Dart AppraisalTroy, Michigan appraisal management company; first platform from Corridor Capital IV, with the CEO staying as a material owner	Platform	Accounting & Professional Services	Source
Feb 2025	Managing MattersToronto association management firm added to Association Headquarters; its president kept a stake in the combined company	Add-on	Accounting & Professional Services	Source
Jan 2025	Indo-European FoodsSpecialty food importer and distributor sold to Global Market Foods, a Peak Rock Capital affiliate	Exit	Distribution	Source

Portfolio by sector

From the firm's portfolio page S1.

Appraisal management (Troy, MI)

Dart Appraisal

Association management (Mount Laurel, NJ)

Association Headquarters

Investment conferences and networking events

Titan Investors

Marketing and education for financial advisors (Oregon)

FMT Solutions

Sales and sales leadership training (Nashville, TN)

Integrity Solutions

Title insurance and settlement services (Philadelphia area)

World Wide Land Transfer

Training for HVAC, plumbing and electrical business owners

CEO Warrior

Past investments: Indo-European Foods, Create & Cultivate, SPM Marketing & Communications, Nationwide Property & Appraisal Services, Circuitronics

Greymont’s take

How Corridor Capital fits a seller

Corridor suits owners of outsourced service businesses, such as appraisal management, association management, title services or training firms, who want a hands-on partner and are willing to keep a stake for a second payday. Its releases show founders and CEOs often stay on as material owners, as at Dart Appraisal and Titan Investors, and add-on sellers such as the president of Managing Matters kept equity in the combined company. Expect Corridor's operations team to get involved in finance, reporting and systems soon after closing. Owners should ask how much equity they would be expected to roll, how the structured equity option compares with a full sale, and when Corridor expects to sell, since it invests from funds and its realized companies were all sold on to other buyers.

Questions owners ask

What size companies does Corridor Capital buy?

Its criteria call for $2 million to $8 million of EBITDA, a diverse and stable customer base, and an entrepreneur or family owner who wants an active partner. Companies should be based in the US or Canada.

Does Corridor only do control deals?

No. Its private equity strategy buys a controlling stake, but it also offers non-control structured equity, such as preferred capital that can fund a payout to owners, and it backs independent sponsors with debt and equity.

Has Corridor bought anything recently?

Yes. It invested in Titan Investors in August 2026, and its portfolio companies added ACT Appraisal in October 2026, Potomac Management Resources in July 2026 and Horsesmouth in April 2026.

Does the owner keep a stake after selling to Corridor?

Often. Corridor says sellers commonly roll over a meaningful share of their equity, and its Dart Appraisal and Titan Investors releases say the CEO or co-founders remain material owners of the business.

Sources

S1Corridor Capital home page (criteria, portfolio and team) Accessed October 28, 2026
S2Corridor Capital Introduction fact sheet (October 2026) Accessed October 28, 2026
S3Corridor Capital Invests in Dart Appraisal (March 31, 2025) Accessed October 28, 2026
S4Corridor Capital Invests in Titan Investors (August 19, 2026) Accessed October 28, 2026
S5Dart Appraisal Joins Forces with ACT Appraisal (October 8, 2026) Accessed October 28, 2026
S6Association Headquarters Expands into Canada with the Acquisition of Managing Matters (February 13, 2025) Accessed October 28, 2026
S7Corridor Capital III Closes at $118 Million (September 16, 2020) Accessed October 28, 2026
S8Corridor Capital News Accessed October 28, 2026

Compiled by Greymont Advisors from public sources, including the firm’s own website and press releases. Greymont is not affiliated with Corridor Capital. Figures are as reported on the dates shown and may have changed. Request a correction