Business Acquisition Tip: Do A Reality Check On Yourself

Today's Business Acquisition Tip: Do A Reality Check On Yourself - Owning a business can seem like a dream but it can become a nightmare if you aren't realistic. When you work for someone else you had the luxury of specialization. Now you'll need skills in a wide range of things. Can you do the books, marketing, leading, purchasing, and other skills that will also be required? If not, can you afford to hire someone else to?

Business buyers, business brokers, and owners of small businesses on BizBen rated an upholstery shop company, a convenience/liquor store busienss, and an auto parts store opportunity as some of the more popular California business listings for sale that were added yesterday on BizBen.com.

Todays Top 10 BizBen List Of California Business Acquisitions:

1. Upholstery shop company for sale in Alameda - have been in business for 23 years doing furniture repair and reupholstery.

2. Convenience/liquor store business for sale in Chico - great upside potential for expansion.

3. Auto parts store opportunity for sale in Ojai - great location downtown on main street thru Ojai.

4. Auto parts business for sale in Los Angeles Area - rebuilds/resells auto generators, alternators, starters, solenoids, regulators.

5. Custom golf carts company for sale in Riverside County - highly profitable custom golf cars/carts – Riverside County.

6. School drop rep opportunity for sale in San Gabriel - selling books and gifts to teacher and staff.

7. Fast food restaurant business for sale in North San Diego - high traffic area. Across street from high school. Price for quick sell.

8. Digital photo shop listing for sale in Eagle Rock - well established 1 hour digital photo shop (over 8 years).

9. Ice cream manufacturer/wholesaler for sale in Southern California - branded ice cream & yogurt - manufacturing & distribution company, S. California.

10. Fabric store company for sale in Montclair Area - established over 35 years in area. Retail and wholesale customer trade.

Posted on May 11, 2007  |   Email This Blog Post   |   Print This Blog Post