Small Business Seller Tip: Think Of Selling A Business

Todays Small Business Seller Tip: Think Of Selling A Business - I'm surprised how often I talk to people that don't even think about selling a business they own or started. Instead, they just stop being in business and let the business die. If you have a profitable business, you can probably sell it. On average, a business is sold after about two years. Unless you're pretty business savvy, a good business broker can do a lot of the work for you and are more than worth their fees.

BizBen viewers rated a liquor store business, a travel & cruise service listing, and a restaurant company 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. Liquor store business for sale in Compton - compton liquor store with excellent lease terms.

2. Travel & cruise service listing for sale in Los Angeles - well-known franchised travel agency for cruises & travel in prominent area!

3. Restaurant company for sale in Canoga Park - small closed Chinese restaurant with very low rent.

4. Dairy queen ice crea opportunity for sale in Whittier Area - this business located at the busy shopping center for 7.5 years.

5. Creole restaurant business for sale in Long Beach - spectacular Creole restaurant in downtown Long Beach.

6. Sushi restaurant company for sale in Orange County - excellent location! Well established sushi & roll and teriyaki store.

7. Children's franchise listing for sale in Orange County - Children's Orchard franchise in San Juan Capistrano, CA.

8. Niche bakery business for sale in Central Coast - beautiful bakery operation in a prime tourist location!

9. Auto repair service opportunity for sale in Southern California - well established with a loyal customer base of both individuals and corporate.

10. Raingutter company for sale in San Diego - raingutter sales and installation. Huge price reduction!

Posted on October 30, 2007  |   Email This Blog Post   |   Print This Blog Post