Pizza, Pasta, Subs Restaurant For Sale - San Diego, California

The likelihood of selling a business is often determined by external factors in the marketplace. Here are eight influences on how easy, or difficult it might be when selling a small business. Peter Siegel (866-270-6278), BizBen Network Director discusses these factors in a BizBen Blog post.

Time to bid! National Franchise Sales has been retained by the bankruptcy Estates of BEVERLY QSR, INC., a Nevada Corporation, VIBRIDA QSR, INC., a Nevada Corporation, D&D RESTAURANTS, INC., a Nevada Corporation, and SYNERGY 2002 R.E.I., INC., a California Corporation to sell four (4) Wingstop franchised restaurants in the Los Angeles area. OFFERS DUE: MARCH 2, 2012. Go to www.nationalfranchisesales.com/bdv or Call 949-428-0489 for details.

What are the differences between a Business Appraiser, CPA auditor and Due Diligence Expert - and why should you care? Here are some insights from Willard Michlin (805-428-2063) in his latest BizBen Blog & article posting that will be useful for someone engaged in, or planning to conduct due diligence.

Chuck Post a long time coin laundry consultant and laundry broker discusses in his latest article - the factors of appraising California coin laundries. Chuck claims,  "The coin laundry is an all-cash, necessity of life service business. What could be better? Yet, understanding how the business justifies such a high purchase price is baffling.  In fact, many times the value is so misunderstood that it results in investors over-paying. Sometimes grossly over-paying." Read this article and see what factors go into the pricing of California coin laundries.

Chuck Post, a coin laundry consultant and specialty broker offers this upcoming San Diego based seminar - FREE Workshop - How To Buy A Coin Laundry - San Diego - 2/18, Saturday - to potential business buyers of coin laundries. In his San Diego workshop you will learn what to look for and also what to look out for when you are searching and buying a coin laundry. Contact Chuck Post at (619) 227-5711 or Chris Mason at (949) 878-2755 for more info.

I am looking for a small, easy to run business without a large amount of industry specific knowledge required. Small food carts, arcades, booking or talent agencies and other unique businesses are the ones I am most interested in. I am interested in the Southern California area, especially Los Angeles and the Counties closest to it. I am looking to spend under $100,000 unless a unique opportunity comes along. A net as low as $15,000 is fine.  I currently live in Boston, MA and I am looking to move to California. I do not have any kind of pre-qualification yet. I am technically able and own an online business now. Please log into your BizBen Account for more details and contact information regarding this business buyer.

I am looking to purchase a food franchise in San francisco, San Mateo or Marin Counties. Would also consider parts of the East Bay. I have been approved for financing up to $500,000 and have about $150,000 cash for down payment. I am looking for a business that I can manage / work in full time and net after financing around $100,000 annually. More information about this motivated business buyer (contact details) can be found by logging into your BizBen Account.

Buyer (father of buyer) says - I am looking for a small Mexican food restaurant or taco shop for my daughter, she is a chef with 2 years of experience and would like to start her own business in the San Diego area, we have $20,000-$25,000 cash available to start, please contact me with more information - thanks. For more information about this buyer log into your BizBen account.

We are looking for a small San Francisco restaurant that can be opened as a breakfast restaurant. The restaurant can provide 25 to 40 seats, dish washing machine, a small storage, hood, grill, refrigerator space, a restroom. Any location in San Francisco that considered as a good area for a breakfast business, such as area is around by hotels, downtown, financial district. The price range we are looking for is $80,000 to $100,000. We all have been working in restaurants as server and chef in thai restaurants and breakfast restaurant for 6 to 10 years. Expected-income per day ( included expenses) should be about $1,000 to $1,500. For details about these buyers - their contact information, etc. log into your BizBen Account.