Sell A Small Business Tip: Getting Out Of Business

Today's Sell A Small Business Tip: Getting Out Of Business - It takes far longer to sell most businesses than you might think. Preparation is essential and often takes a long time. Keeping good records is vital. One day you'll want to retire. Some people never think about this step and therefore simply close their business. Why not sell your small business instead?

BizBen viewers consisting of business buyers, agents, business brokers, and owners of small businesses, ranked a liquor store listing, a liquor store with real estate, and Curves franchises opportunity as some of the more popular California businesses for sale that were added by business brokers, small business owners, and agents yesterday on BizBen.com.

Todays Top 10 BizBen List Of Those Trying To Sell A Small Business:

1. Liquor store listing for sale in South Orange County - gourmet liquor store, deli and wine bar.

2. Liquor store with real estate for sale in Concord - liquor store with real estate, very good location, 3,876 bldg.

3. Curves franchises opportunity for sale in Fresno / Clovis - 3 locations for sale, call for price, all are Curves awarded shining stars.

4. Indian market business for sale in Placer County - indian market- owner nets over 4k/month. price includes everything in the store.

5. Gas station with real estate listing for sale in Oakley - great opportunity for experienced investor and/or owner operators.

6. Postal shipping company for sale in Los Angeles - postal center in Burbank.

7. Car wash with real estate business for sale in Sacramento - car wash and 3 bay oil lube approximatly 87,000 sqft. on a 1.25 acre lot.

8. Day spa opportunity for sale in S.F. Bay Area - full service day spa located next to 101 frwy in San Mateo/Foster City.

9. Beauty salon listing for sale in San Diego County - prime location inside busy Westfield mall in Plaza Bonita.

10. Subway franchises business for sale in Northern California - 2 subway sandwich shops. Low rents, high nets, great locations.

Posted on June 5, 2007 | Email This Blog Post | Print This Blog Post

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Comments:

This is a great point. Business owners far too frequently the mistake of not allowing enough time for its sale. No matter what the reason for not having proper time to sell a business, it will damage the value of the business. A lack of sufficient time adds a huge amount of stress to a deal and can many times force the business to be “un-sellable”.

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