California Business For Sale Tip: Sell The Best Location

Today's California Business For Sale Tip: Sell The Best Location - Say you own multiple locations of a business, even two locations. The first inclination is to sell the business that is doing the worst. You should actually sell the best performing location. That way you'll get a better price and can concentrate on location(s) you keep. Most people's inclination is to unload the poor performer. You should do just the opposite.

BizBen viewers rated a dating service business, a Japanese restaurant company, and a UPS store opportunity as some of the more popular California businesses for sale that were listed yesterday on BizBen.com.

Todays Top 10 BizBen List Of California Small Businesses For Sale That Viewers Rated Most Popular:

1. Dating service business for sale in Sacramento - own Sacramento's largest and most successful dating service franchise!

2. Japanese restaurant company for sale in Davis - Japanese restaurant in Davis - up 28% in 2007! Unbelievably profitable! Call!

3. UPS store opportunity for sale in Lincoln - busy busy store! complete postal and business services center.

4. Restaurant business for sale in Central Valley - Mediteranean grill, all types of food.

5. Liquor/grocery store opportunity for sale in Oakland - excellent corner location in a growing residential and commercial area.

6. Ice cream/yogurt company for sale in Folsom - emploee run. Easy to run. Lots of potential. 25% down payment sba possibility.

7. Postal & copy store business for sale in N. County Inland - postal & copy store in North County Inland.

8. Liquor/check cashing opportunity for sale in Garden Grove - established approximatley 20 years! Cashes 2,500,000 in checks per year!

9. Home furnishings company for sale in N. Orange County - gift & home furnishings store located in one of the oldest buildings in the city.

10. Restaurant business for sale in Tarzana - prime area of the San Fernando valley. Needs a working owner & family on-site.

Posted on July 14, 2007 | Email This Blog Post | Print This Blog Post

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