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Business broker and real estate services in the Los Angeles and Orange County areas. 10 years experience with great negotiating skills. To sell a business or buy a business in the LA or Orange County Areas phone Jack and his team at 562-787-4989 Cell / Text.
Business broker and real estate services in the Los Angeles and Orange County areas. 10 years experience with great negotiating skills. To sell a business or buy a business in the LA or Orange County Areas phone Jack and his team at 562-787-4989 Cell / Text.
This easy-to-operate nail and beauty supply business offers both retail and wholesale sales with low operating costsand strong growth potential for a full-time owner-operator. Posting #: 291308 Posted by: Peter Shaw.
For sale is an absentee-run Indian fusion restaurant with a Beer & Wine (B&W) license. The restaurant generates a monthly gross revenue of $45,000, including $30,000 from in-person sales and $15,000 from online delivery. The net profit is $5,000 per month. Posting #: 290803 Posted by: Peter Shaw.
This absentee-run franchise Asian fast food restaurant is located in a busy shopping center with high foot traffic, alongside national retailers like Trader Joe's and Smart & Final. Posting #: 292398 Posted by: PeterShaw.
This is a high-volume dry cleaning business with strong net income and an established route. The business serves affluent clients and offers convenient pick-up and delivery services. Posting #: 292242 Posted by: Jack Oh.
This well-established American BBQ & Grill has been in the same location for over 40 years, with the current owner operating it since 2006. The business is absentee-run, with most employees having worked there for over 15 years. Posting #: 291396 Posted by: Peter Shaw.
For sale is an asset sale of an Asian fusion restaurant currently serving Hawaiian BBQ. The owner, who has been operating the restaurant since 2015, is selling the business to retire. The restaurant is located in a busy shopping center with high foot traffic. Posting #: 290009 Posted by: Peter Shaw.
Located in a high-foot-traffic and densely populated area, this fully built-out Shabu Shabu restaurant offers a turnkey opportunity for conversion to various restaurant concepts. The seller has invested over $700,000 in the build-out, and all equipment and fixtures are in excellent condition. Posting #: 291307 Posted by: Peter Shaw.
For sale is an asset sale Thai and sushi fusion restaurant with a beer and wine license. The restaurant currently serves Thai and Japanese fusion cuisine. It has a reasonable monthly rent of $4,500, with a monthly gross revenue of $60,000. The space can be converted to another concept. Posting #: 290800 Posted by: Peter Shaw.
This fast-food sushi and rice bowl restaurant is in a highly visible location on the main street. It is situated in a densely populated area with many newly built apartments. The space is fully equipped with a hood and kitchen, making it easy to convert to another concept. Posting #: 290804 Posted by: Peter Shaw.
This is an asset sale for a Thai fast-food restaurant with boba tea. The seller is relocating the business to a larger space nearby. The restaurant can be converted to another concept, but the buyer will need to change the trade name and menu. Posting #: 290805 Posted by: Peter Shaw.
Great opportunity to buy a hi volume store on a major street. Great visibility. Plenty of parking. Reasonable rent. Over 3,000 sf. Owner is busy with another store. Clean ABC license. No restrictions. Currently open 7am-10pm only. Posting #: 291204 Posted by: Jack Oh.
Owners are retiring after 34 years. Net income is $232,173 for 2024. Located in a nice area in Arcadia. Reasonable rent at $4,500 per month. 2,200 sf. of space. This cleaners caters to the wealthy residents in the area. Posting #: 291068 Posted by: Jack Oh.
For sale is an easy-to-run boba tea shop with the potential for increased profits. It is currently operating as an owner-absentee business and is surrounded by other restaurants. The shop is equipped with a full kitchen, providing room to add more food items. Posting #: 290398 Posted by: Jack Oh.
This is an asset sale for an Indian cuisine restaurant located in a busy shopping center with high foot traffic. The restaurant includes a walk-in cooler and has a Beer & Wine (B&W) license. Posting #: 290953 Posted by: Pradeep Sharma.
For sale is a dry cleaner located inside a nice shopping center with plenty of parking. One van is included in the asking price. The business is situated in a nice, affluent neighborhood, with revenue consisting of 50% over-the-counter sales and 50% pick-up and delivery services. Posting #: 290828 Posted by: Jack Oh.
Owner absentee run boba tea shop.monthly gross: $18,912.mnothly net $3,000.store size: 1,320 sf.seating capacity: 20. Great potential to turn the business to franchise business.very easy to operate with simple menu. Posting #: 288996 Posted by: Peter Shaw.
Asset sale restaurant with potential. Current owner is doing over 2 million a year but burned out and ready to sell. Recipe and DBA is not for sale. Type 47 ABC license with Live Music CUP. Great potential to bring your own menu and concept. Seating for 78 inside and 28+ outside. Posting #: 290538 Posted by: Jack Oh.
For sale is a large liquor store occupying 3,000 square feet. The rent is reasonable at $3,500 per month. The store is housed in a stand-alone building with ample parking. There is significant potential to grow the business by expanding the liquor and craft beer inventory. Posting #: 289533 Posted by: Matthew Villa.
For sale is a high-volume dry-cleaning plant in a fantastic location near multi-million-dollar homes. The business faces no competition, has a huge profit margin, and offers plenty of parking. There is also room to raise prices. Posting #: 289535 Posted by: Jack Oh.
For sale: A lawnmower service shop with property. Financing available with an SBA loan requiring a 20% down payment. This is an excellent opportunity to enter a business with very low competition. Posting #: 289536 Posted by: Jack Oh.
For sale is a completely remodeled restaurant with a beer and wine license. The space is 1,435 square feet with a seating capacity of 28. It is equipped with a walk-in cooler and a 22-foot hood. The rent is reasonable, and the location is highly visible from the street. Posting #: 289534 Posted by: Jack Oh.
Poke and sushi restaurant in City of Commece. Only open 5 days a week. Mon-Fri. Take the weekend off. Current owner is not doing any 3rd party deliveries. Same owner since 2018. 50% down 50% loan. Seller will train. Potential to grow business with catering and 3rd party deliveries. Posting #: 288149 Posted by: Jack Oh.
For sale is a rare opportunity to purchase a beer and wine market along with the property. The business generates a monthly gross income of $90,000, with a net income of $13,000 after all expenses. There is limited competition in the area. The market does not sell meat or produce. Posting #: 289017 Posted by: Matthew Villa.
Owner absentee run boba tea shop. ** monthly gross: $38,000.net $6,800/mo**. Monthly rent: $4,620.possible to do eb5 visa.great potential to duplicate the business and turn into franchise business. Easy to operate and good yelp review. Posting #: 288995 Posted by: Peter Shaw.
For sale is a pizza restaurant specializing in Detroit-style pizza, with low rent at $2,400 per month. The restaurant is currently open Wednesday through Sunday and closed on Monday and Tuesday, presenting a great opportunity to increase sales by opening seven days a week. Posting #: 288421 Posted by: Jack Oh.
This asset sale is for an Asian restaurant with a B&W license, located in a busy shopping center with lots of foot traffic. The current concept is Thai cuisine, but it can be easily converted to another concept, or you can maintain the same concept and introduce your own recipes. Posting #: 288138 Posted by: Peter Shaw.
For sale is a Mexican restaurant franchise that is located in the busy food court with plenty of seating and parking. There is a large business office building nearby. This is a great location with lots of foot traffic. This great business opportunity will not last! The owner has owned since 2018. Posting #: 281305 Posted by: Peter Shaw.
For sale is an asset sale of a franchise ice cream shop located in a busy shopping center with high foot traffic. This is a prime location, ideal for conversion to another dessert concept such as yogurt, ice cream, poke, or boba tea. This opportunity will not last! Posting #: 287902 Posted by: Peter Shaw.
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Financing a business purchase, or getting cash for a down payment can take many forms. Hopefully the options listed below will give you some ideas where you can find the money to buy a California business!
A potential small business owner/seller asks the question: I have a preschool and am thinking about selling it but my lease is ending soon. What would be the best thing to do? Do I renew the contract or do I act the landlord to sign a contract to the new buyer? and is it a good time to sell?
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 discusses these factors in a BizBen.com article.
One of the strategies for selling your business to a very cautious buyer is to relate the price to performance of the company in the months after the buyer takes over. Peter Siegel with BizBen.com explains this strategy.
Don't buy a laundry business before reading these 5 tips to maximize your investment. You'll soon be able to buy a laundry with confidence! Peter Siegel, MBA with BizBen.com discusses this topic.
The three most widely used sources of funds for financing business purchase assets are buyer's cash, seller financing, and SBA bank loans. Peter Siegel, MBA with BizBen.com and an SBA loan consultant & placement specialist explains the differences between them.
Since 2011 we have completed an additional 850+ transactions and in total since 1996 when I founded Restaurant Realty Company, we have completed over $1,000,000,000 (billion) of business and real estate transactions.
The following list is broken down as follows. Stage 1 -- Items you need to do before you sign a purchase contract. Stage 2 -- Items you need to complete after you sign a purchase contract, and Stage 3 -- Items you need to do in order to close escrow.
I have found over the years that the biggest obstacle in getting a deal done is the landlord. The landlord either makes the sale and/or lease of the business possible or prevents the transaction from moving forward.
One avenue that has consistently shown promise and potential for budding entrepreneurs is the world of franchise businesses. Buying a franchise business offers individuals an opportunity to step into a proven business model, benefiting from an established brand, operational framework, and support.
Before you buy a dry cleaners small business, read these critical tips about this industry. Discover why a dry cleaner needs to be "green" to be profitable. Peter Siegel, MBA (BizBen ProBuy, ProSell Program Advisor) explores this topic and other helpful strategies on buying a dry cleaning store.
Laundromats undeniably represent a fantastic business opportunity. They offer high returns and require minimal hours, making them an attractive investment. Even during severe economic downturns, laundromats prove resilient as they provide an essential life service, but why do laundromats fail?
For Laundromat investors looking to enter the industry, these are challenging times. This significant industry that is surging due to "smarter" equipment, cleaner spaces, more staff, & the larger payback for offering a better customer experience. But, brokers & sellers have unrealistic valuations.
The coin-operated laundry business has undergone significant changes, evolving beyond its traditional model. Laundromats are now transforming into comprehensive "laundry businesses." This shift reflects a broader approach that goes beyond mere self-service coin-operated machines.
Chuck Post hosts these live FREE online webinars on Buying A Card or Coin Laundry. These webinars occur every Weds at Noon. Have your questions ready for an open and honest discussion about both the Pro & Cons of the Vended Laundry Business. RSVP or for more info phone Chuck at 619-227-5711 direct.
Chuck Post, a leading laundry expert with over 37 years of developing laundries, retooling, and rebranding hundreds of existing laundries, tells investors how to search, find, evaluate, and do good laundry due diligence laundries for acquisition. A must read for new investors & current operators.
Laundry buyers and investors should expect both challenging times and opportunities for success in 2022 and 2023. Chuck Post, Laundry Industry Advisor explores growth opportunities, equipment advances, industry challenges and trends all laundromat buyers and investors should know about.
When investing in a laundry business, there are two methods. One is preferred, but the other is far more common. If you are considering entering into a new industry, like most now entering the laundry industry, you want to have a good understanding of both opportunities. Chuck Post explores both.
The laundry business offers all of those rewards of business ownership, with much fewer headaches than with most other businesses. However buyer beware - Chuck Post, laundry broker and consultant covers several mistakes many first time laundry buyers commit when buying a California laundromat.
Utility rates are on the rise. I am getting calls from laundry owners complaining of the costs, asking for ideas. So what is the answer? What is the best approach in combating these costs? Chuck Post, laundry consultant discusses strategies for keeping coin laundry utility costs under control.
Coin operated laundry for sale (also referred to as a laundromat), which typically can yield a 20% to 30% profit (before taxes, interest, depreciation and amortization) on gross revenues to the owner. Peter Siegel, MBA with BizBen.com discusses this topic on buying small to mid-sized laundromats.
Many Californians want to buy a coin laundry because it's a business that doesn't require full time owner attention and because, as an all cash business, the owner is always paid before the service is provided. But there are a few misconceptions about the business and a buyer should have the facts.
Laundromats and coin operated Laundromats are popular choices among business buyers as they often can be successfully run as an absentee run business. You need to be strategic about when you sell your Laundromat so you don't get taken to the cleaners by a buyer and so that you maximize your profits.
Are you thinking of selling your California vending route? More business buyers than ever before are looking to buy such a business. Peter Siegel, MBA with BizBen.com discusses tips for selling your vending route.
Buying a professional service business, like a dental practice, is one of the most profitable ventures you can enter into if you are considering becoming a small business owner. In this blog, Peter Siegel, MBA discusses six things you need to know about buying a successful dental practice or office.
Entrepreneurs who think they want to buy a towing business need to have some idea of what to look for when examining businesses for sale in this industry. The assets, including tow trucks and perhaps the property where towed vehicles are stored, determine much of the value of this kind of company.
Buying a day care for sale is a dream for many people. Here, you'll learn how to successfully negotiate the purchase of a day care for sale to make that dream a reality. Peter Siegel with BizBen.com covers this topic.
There are several things to consider when placing a value on a preschool. Businesses that are regarded as leading preschools in their area can go for premium prices so know what you have so a potential buyer can't take advantage of your lack of knowledge. Peter Siegel with BizBen.com explains.
How does the laundromat business look as we enter this changing environment? Is it still as easy to operate a laundry and be profitable? Is it still the American Dream Business that it has been known to be? Yes, but… Chuck Post, Laundry Advisor & Consultant initiates this BizBen Discussion post.
We are finding that many laundry buyers and investors are not being given true light to selected elements of value or there are inconsistencies in the interpretation of these elements of value. This common error needs to be addressed. In this BizBen Discussion we address many of those factors.
Chuck Post a laundry consultant, specialty broker, buyer representative & due diligence advisor starts this discussion on why it's important to have an exit strategy in mind while buying a laundromat! He & others explain why this concept is so important for buyers especially in the laundry business.
However all the laundry listings are asking 4X to 5X multiple for an asking price! Is this reasonable, standard? We are are looking buy either a coin or a card laundry and want to pay a "fair" price. What factors go into valuing a laundry business these days? Multiple Advisors answer this question.
When buying an Elderly Care Home what should potential buyers always ask the broker or owner before proceeding? Find out in this Discussion on BizBen. Items buyers of elderly care homes will want to know more about why the seller is moving on, average length of stay, placement fees paid, etc.
A business buyer asks about the viability and purchase of a home health care service and about the future of this industry - Peter Siegel, MBA takes on this question with other ProIntermediaries & Advisors on BizBen regarding the home health care industry and it's future for potential buyers.
I would like to start this discussion and see what other BizBen Users feel about (and possible contribute to this list via a comment and replies below) what items/questions/information buyers should be thinking about during the due diligence and buying process of manufacturing related businesses.
Is a dog grooming business for you? Business broker Joe Ranieri ponders this question with BizBen viewers and answers this question along with other intermediaries and advisors. Some replies cover: brick and mortar vs. mobile, licenses & certifications, maintaining and growing a clientel, etc.
The only time to get an exact and accurate inventory count, and valuation, is at the time the business is being transferred. To do so beforehand, would mean that any merchandise sold after inventory is taken, but before close of escrow - Peter Siegel, MBA with BizBen & others discuss this topic.
Buying a liquor store can present some major challenges to business buyers - a recent client on the BizBen ProBuy Program relates to Peter Siegel, MBA what the major challenges may be when searching for and buying a Californa liquor store business. I welcome other Advisors to weigh in on this topic.
Buying a gas station can be a profitable business. From my experience, here are the pros & cons of buying a gas station that I share with BizBen ProBuy Buyers when they come to me to to get pre-qualified for financing to buy a gas station (with or without real estate). I discuss all these factors.
How much money should you expect to make when buying an automatic car wash? Peter Siegel, MBA (BizBen ProBuy Program Director and Business Purchase Financing Expert) explains with other brokers, intermediaries, and advisors info on this topic.
This is a hard question to answer specifically without any knowledge of the business. What kind of car wash it is (auto, self-serve, or full service)?, How many bays does the car wash have? Is there any other streams of revenue? We discuss this topic regarding car washes on this BizBen Discussion.
Before purchasing a car wash (quick serve or full serve) you must understand that the industry as a whole will provide you with plenty of competition. More importantly, depending on what your interests are, you will identify what type of car wash you want. We discuss this all in this Discussion.
Doing due diligence when buying any type of business is extremely important. Regardless of what type of business you are buying there are certain things you will always look at such as, financials, equipment, legal issues etc. We take a look at several angles for optimal gas station due diligence.
In this Discussion, we define financing options available to potential restaurant buyers when purchasing a small to mid-sized restaurant business (with or without real estate). When it comes to financing a restaurant purchase, potential restaurant buyers have several options to choose from.
Buying a small to mid-sized restaurant can have many pitfalls, and potential restaurant buyers should know how to avoid getting burned! Several restaurant advisors weigh in with (Peter Siegel, MBA at BizBen) and discuss tips for buying a restaurant in California.
Was chatting with a potential buyer of a restaurant in our BizBen ProBuy Program and he asked me what he should look for in due diligence when he finally did find a restaurant he was interested in. Peter Siegel, MBA with BizBen and others on BizBen explore this topic.
Ice cream shops are a favorite with buyers of small businesses, but many times don't know what to look for when seeking a purchase of a shop. Joe Ranieri and other intermediaries and advisors share their experience and expertise to potential ice cream shop owners. Explore these tips to learn more.
For those who don't know, a non-compete agreement is a contract between a buyer and seller of a business, which after the sale, prohibits the seller from engaging in direct competition with the business they previously sold. Joe Ranieri (Business Broker) adds this topic to a BizBen Discussion Post.
In our BizBen.com June 2021 Monthly Report the top ProIntermediaries and ProAdvisors on BizBen offer their thoughts about the current status of the business for sale marketplace with trends and predictions for Business Buyers, Owner/Sellers, Business Brokers, Agents, Advisors in the near future.
Sometimes business brokers just can't win with their clients, because if an offer comes in too fast & too early then they must have lowballed the price & the seller is suspicious, and if not enough offers come in after putting the business on the market - they may look unproductive to their clients.
As the year winds down, it's tempting for business brokers to go through their old files and throw them out to make room for new client's folders, but that would be foolish. Joe Ranieri (Orange County Business broker) discusses strategies for saving files - a key annual strategy for brokers/agents.
