76 gas station with circle k for sale in Hemet, CA. Very busy c-store - monthly sales $200,000 @38% markup. Gas sales - 70-75,000 gallons @.30-.32 cents pool margin. Lottery - $24,000 @6% markup. Lot size - 28,000 sq. ft. Store size - 3,200 sq. ft. Hours of operation - 24 hours. Double walled tanks - 3 and capacity - 12,000, 12,000, 12,000. MPDs - 6. SBA qualified - with 25% as a down payment.
Selling wholesale propane and he is grandfathered in for wholesale propane in the whole of Hemet. Has 4 pumping dispensers for propane. The seller is a complete absentee owner. Selling because of health reasons. Asking price - $5,500,000.
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