Company: Realty Star Investment & Development
Phones: 213-255-1478 Cell
As a dedicated full-time business broker at Realty Star Investment & Development, I specialize in facilitating successful business transactions across California with over 20 years of industry experience.
Expertise and Specializations
1. Diverse Business Categories
I've Successfully brokered deals in various sectors, inlcuding:
2. Impressive Track Record
3. Banking Insights
Having spent 7 years in the banking industry, I brink a unique perspective to the table. My knowledge of SBA loans and commercial financing empowers clients to make informed decisions.
6 day open Hawaiian Bbq, teriyaki, burgers restaurant in Mission Viejo, Orange County for sale. Same current owner during 12 years. 23 year old history. Sunday closed. Business hours 10:30AM-7:30AM. 300 days open per year. With excellent reputation in local community. Seller wants to retire. Posting #: 292509 Posted by: Joey Kim.
For sale is a highly profitable Japanese sushi roll kiosk franchise located in Irvine. The monthly net income is approximately $10,000. The asking price is very reasonable. The franchisor will provide training. Monthly rent and all utility expenses are included in the monthly franchise fee. Posting #: 290122 Posted by: Joey Kim.
The property for sale in Corona is a drive-thru hamburger restaurant with a lot size of 17,000 square feet and a store size of 2,300 square feet. The building is two years old and generates an average monthly revenue of $100,000. It is located next to a Starbucks and a top-brand gas station. Posting #: 290292 Posted by: Joey Kim.
An SBA loan is possible for qualified buyers. A Japanese sushi and rolls restaurant in Dana Point is for sale. The monthly rent is $2,740, including CAM charges, with a remaining lease term of 8 years and 6 months. The approximate monthly net income is $10,000. Posting #: 290133 Posted by: Joey Kim.
Japanese sushi, poke, Ramen in the next of Edward Cinema for sale. With large patio. Store size: 1,300sf. As is sale. Currently 5 days open. Excellent business for experienced business owner. Located prime location in Corona, Riverside county. Posting #: 292387 Posted by: Joey Kim.
Very rare business opportunities in Irvine, Orange County for sale. Brand new Japanese BBQ and sushi restaurant. Independent building with beer and wine license. Monthly Net income $50,000 currently. Landlord is not an Irvine Company. Store size: 6,500sf. Long term lease. Almost Absentee running. Posting #: 292246 Posted by: Joey Kim.
Well-established Indian food restaurant with a good reputation in El Monte is now available for sale. The business is currently absentee-run and has great potential for an owner-operator. Store size: 1350sf. Lease term: 4 + 5 years opinion. Reason to sell: retirement/ too far from home Posting #: 291397 Posted by: Joey Kim.
This is an absentee-run coffee shop at an excellent corner location. They have a stable income and it is near Balboa Pier, Newport Beach. The absentee owner works 5-12 hours per week. 4+5 year long-term lease. They've had the current owner for 6 years. It is an easy operation. Rare opportunity. Posting #: 261025 Posted by: Joey Kim.
For sale a dry cleaning business that has been operating for 17 years in Scripps Ranch, San Diego. The store is 1,500 square feet and features a 50-pound hydrocarbon plant. Pricing includes $4.95 per shirt and $8.50 per pair of pants. The business is located in a high-income area. Posting #: 289891 Posted by: Joey Kim.
Absentee run, high sales volume boba in Temecula, Riverside county for sale. Located in the center of Temecula city. The Busiest street. Owner works about 4 hours per week. Manager controls the business. Store size:1400sf. Monthly average sales: $35,000. The trade name is not included for sale. Posting #: 290447 Posted by: Joey Kim.
For sale is a high-sales-volume, well-known American deli franchise. The business generates an average monthly sales revenue of $110,000. It is currently run absentee, with the seller working only 10 hours per week. The monthly net income is approximately $16,000. Posting #: 289538 Posted by: Joey Kim.
For sale is a Mexican taco shop with Beer and wine license in Center of Hollywood blvd. It is in an excellent location of a super busy traffic area in the front of Hollywood travel bus stop station. It is more than 45 years old and the owner works 20 hours per week. It is semi-absentee run. Posting #: 286987 Posted by: Joey Kim.
This is a poke restaurant in prime area of Rancho Palos Vedes city for sale. Current owners operate more than 6 years. It can be an absentee or semi absentee running business. Current business manager works 30 hours per week. If buyer works in behalf of manager, net income per month will be $10,000. Posting #: 287519 Posted by: Joey Kim.
For sale is a famous brand boba & tea in front of Disneyland in Anaheim. It is an excellent location with good rent conditions. One of the busiest and hottest location in the mall. Located next to lots of entertainment. The store size is 1,025 sq. ft and is currently semi asentee-run. Posting #: 282922 Posted by: Joey Kim.
For sale is a Japanese restaurant specializing in curry and omurice. The business operates six days a week and is easy to manage. It's in an excellent location, next to a medical building complex and directly across from a college and residential area, approximately 15 minutes from Irvine. Posting #: 289335 Posted by: Joey Kim.
This is an as-is asset sale: a Korean Fusion fried chicken restaurant in Monrovia is for sale. The store size is 1,400 square feet, and it is a very busy restaurant with most sales being take-out. Monthly rent $6,328. The equipment and interior are in good condition. This is an excellent location. Posting #: 287809 Posted by: Joey Kim.
For sale is a semi-absentee run Mediterranean restaurant. An SBA loan is possible for qualified buyers - 30% down. The monthly average sales are $75,000 and the monthly net income is $15K. They make stable income. The store size is 1,600 sq. ft plus a spacious patio. This is an excellent location. Posting #: 282317 Posted by: Joey Kim.
This is a specialty cheese bread store for sale in Koreatown. The business is currently absentee-run, with an easy-to-manage operation and straightforward hiring process for bakery employees. The store is located inside one of the busiest shopping centers in Koreatown. Posting #: 288749 Posted by: Joey Kim.
A Mediterranean salad, sandwich, and cocktail bar located near Acadia, is currently available for sale. This business presents a rare opportunity, boasting Hard Liquor licenses #47 and #51. It operates under absentee ownership. The store size is 2,500 sq ft. For a rent of $6,100 with CAM charges. Posting #: 285177 Posted by: Joey Kim.
For sale is a Chinese restaurant located in Orange County in a prime location, complete with an alcohol license. The store size is 2,000 square feet, offering a good space for a Japanese sushi restaurant or a Korean soon tofu restaurant. Posting #: 290291 Posted by: Joey Kim.
A liquor store with favorable rental conditions is available for sale. The store currently has a hard liquor license in progress. The business owner works only two hours per day. The store has a size of 2,500 square feet, with a monthly rent of $5,800 plus NNN (triple net). Posting #: 290293 Posted by: Joey Kim.
For sale is a semi-absentee-run izakaya restaurant with a beer & wine license near Irvine. Open 6 days a week. The daily sales are about $2,500 (Friday sales: $4,000). Store size is 1,700 sq ft. with a 13-year lease left. There is a spacious kitchen. Located houses & high-density population areas. Posting #: 272660 Posted by: Joey Kim.
For sale is a high net profit, absentee-run Thai restaurant near Hollywood, Los Feliz. The annual sales are approximately more than $1.4M. Dinner only with a BW license. The store size: 1,700 sq. ft. It has an excellent reputation for live music. SBA loans are possible for qualified buyers. Posting #: 285996 Posted by: Joey Kim.
Mexican grill, Party designers and cathering services in Santa Fe Springs for sale. Mexican grill sales $180,000 plus Cathering services sales $180,000 per year. Mexican grill opens 5 days (Mon.-Fri) with 10 burners full kitchen. Monthly rent $2,323 w/NNN. Net income $120,000 per year. Posting #: 289636 Posted by: Joey Kim.
For sale is a low-rent, absentee-run boba shop near a high school in Monrovia. This is a great opportunity for a family owner. This is an excellent location located to a busy shopping mall with spacious parkings. Seller goes to the store during open or closing time. Next to famous burgers. Posting #: 285097 Posted by: Joey Kim.
A Taiwanese restaurant in Anaheim Hills is for sale. This is an excellent location for a breakfast brunch restaurant, Thai food, Taiwanese fusion, or Korean fried chicken. The rent conditions are good. The store size is 2,100 square feet, and the monthly rent is only $7,100 with NNN. Posting #: 286905 Posted by: Joey Kim.
A well-established shoe and luxury brand bag repair shop in Irvine, Orange County, is now for sale. The current owner has run the business for 35 years and is looking to retire. The seller is willing to provide a minimum of two months of training to the buyer. Posting #: 288748 Posted by: Joey Kim.
For sale is an absentee-run brunch restaurant. A cafe, breakfast, and brunch establishment offering waffles, along with a beer and wine license, located in Monrovia downtown for sale. Operating six days a week, with Mondays closed, the business operates for only 6 hours daily from 8 AM to 2 PM. Posting #: 285174 Posted by: Joey Kim.
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