Cash flow
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Revenue
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Down
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Posting: 282810 | Available | 9/13/23
For sale is Specialty Candles, a candle manufacturer producing highly attractive inventory for 20 years. They are delivering over 240 different titles, 40 titles are in Spanish. Each candle comes with instructions how to use, where to place, what to do with the ashes.
Asking Price
$200,000
Cash flow
Call/EMail
Revenue
$1,560,000
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 282805 | Available | 9/13/23
For sale is an indi sushi restaurant (not all you can eat) that is absentee-run and has a beer+wine license. The 2023 monthly gross sales are over $130,000. There is no SBA loan. But $400,000 downpayment and rest of money will be owner financing. Must see!
Asking Price
$649,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$1,320,000
Down
$2,000,000
Posting: 282793 | In Contract | 9/12/23
Long-established liquor store business with retail units. Major street location. Safe area. Liquor store plus 2 additional tenants. Good margins. Currently no EBT (potential if added). Plenty of street parking.
Asking Price
$2,900,000
Cash flow
$210,000
Revenue
$960,000
Down
$215,000
Posting: 281400 | Available | 9/10/23
For sale is a long-established & profitable busy fast-food hamburger/diner located in the center of a well-mixed commercial and residential area in the restaurant street of South Gate/Downey. The free-standing building comes with great parking spaces and an easily accessible drive-thru.
Asking Price
$399,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$36,000
Down
$69,000
Posting: 282732 | Available | 9/8/23
For sale is a cafe in a class-A office building in a key area of San Mateo. It is located near a lagoon, so it is perfect for outdoor seating. The current owner is absentee, as he has 2 other businesses. This is a terrific buy for an owner/operator.
Asking Price
$69,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
Call / Email
Down
$150,000
Posting: 273560 | Available | 9/7/23
This is a Japanese sushi & roll restaurant in Garden Grove, Orange County for sale. There is a sushi bar with 8 chairs. They have an excellent dining area layout. There are 2 sushi cooler cases. They have very convenient, spacious parking. There is a long term lease for 10 years + 5 years.
Asking Price
$300,000
Cash flow
$216,000
Revenue
Call/Email
Down
$1,000,000
Posting: 272207 | Available | 9/7/23
For sale is an Italian restaurant with property and rental income from Subway. The building was built in 2007 with a beer and wine license in Los Angeles county. The lot size is 6,350 sq ft. The store size is 1,700 sq ft. The other store is 1,367 sq. ft. (national franchise store, Subway).
Asking Price
$3,250,000
Cash flow
$70,000
Revenue
$351,000
Down
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Posting: 272569 | Available | 9/7/23
This is a rare opportunity for a new owner operator to take over this long-established ice cream store. Great landlord. The next remodel is not due until ~2028. Perfect for an owner-operator who can improve on the business. The store had a cake decorator and other employees whose been working for th
Asking Price
$168,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$840,000
Down
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Posting: 281297 | Available | 9/7/23
For sale is a fast food restaurant with an excellent location. It has been established for 35 years under the same owner at 4,200 sq ft. and is fully equipped with a walk-in cooler, freezer, office, and employee lockers. It serves burgers, tacos, burritos, and more. But a new concept can be used.
Asking Price
Reduce Price 275K
Cash flow
$25,378
Revenue
$316,239
Down
Cash Only
Posting: 280618 | Available | 9/5/23
For sale is a great location in downtown Long Beach with a good amount of foot traffic. It is only open Mon-Fri from 10:30am-5pm. They have reasonable rent at $3,762/month. It is close to the police department and the courthouse. This has great potential for an owner-operator.
Asking Price
$79,000
Cash flow
Call / Email
Revenue
$480,000
Down
$110,000
Posting: 282551 | Available | 9/2/23
This is a well established liquor/grocery store since 2014. It is next to the major street in one of the well populated city of San Joaquin County. The store is surrender by other businesses and eaters. The hours of operation are from 9am-10pm, seven days a week. The lease expires 2025.
Asking Price
$110,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$576,000
Down
$150,000
Posting: 281306 | Available | 8/29/23
This is a Japanese ramen restaurant in Alhambra for sale. The store size is 1,250 sq ft. There is a long-term lease. The manager & employees are operating. This is currently an absentee-run business and the current owner has been operating for 4 years. The ramen's average price is approximately $17.
Asking Price
$160,000
Cash flow
$276,000
Revenue
$1,320,000
Down
$280,000
Posting: 278997 | Available | 8/29/23
For sale is a profitable Japanese sushi and roll restaurant in Orange County with a beer license for sale. There can be an SBA loan approved for qualified, experienced buyers. The monthly average sales are $110k and the monthly net income is $23k. It is in a very busy traffic area.
Asking Price
$650,000
Cash flow
$120,000
Revenue
$760,000
Down
$140,000
Posting: 269809 | Available | 8/29/23
For sale is a Thai restaurant with beer and wine license. This is a good space for a Vietnamese pho restaurant as there is an exclusive lease contract for a pho restaurant in the mall. It is open 6 days a week. They have a 13-year-old history. The store size is 1,600 sq ft. Good rent condition.
Asking Price
$270,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
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Down
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Posting: 278029 | Available | 8/21/23
These 8 restaurants have been run by employees. These eight restaurants are located in busy areas in Los Angeles County. Five restaurants are freestanding and two are end-caps. These American-style Vietnamese food restaurants are phenomenal.
Asking Price
$1,500,000
Cash flow
$168,000
Revenue
$400,000
Down
$100,000
Posting: 282296 | Available | 8/21/23
An SBA loan is possible for qualified buyers. This Italian restaurant in Orange County is open 5 days, 18 hours per week. It is closed Sun/Mon - closed. Tue-Sat business hours are 5 pm - 8:30 pm (open 3 hours 30 minutes per day) with a beer and wine license. The store size is 1,200 sq ft.
Asking Price
$275,000
Cash flow
$108,000
Revenue
$360,000
Down
$59,000
Posting: 282193 | Available | 8/14/23
For sale is a pizza store in Gardena that has a monthly average of $30,000 and the net is $9,000. It is open 6 days a week (closed Tuesdays) and there is big potential to increase sales as it already has a stable income. It has been easily operating for 18 years. They do online and pick up orders.
Asking Price
$118,000
Cash flow
$165,000
Revenue
$840,000
Down
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Posting: 282175 | Available | 8/14/23
This well-established Indian wholesale & retail cafe bakery, operating since 2006, presents a lucrative opportunity for an entrepreneur to step into a thriving business with a strong track record. With a consistent SDE of $165,000 plus, the bakery supplies freshly baked goods to a network of 30+.
Asking Price
$465,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$225,000
Down
$700,000
Posting: 282025 | Available | 8/7/23
Self-Serve Car Wash in Sacramento suburb with five bays, in-bay automatic, and multiple vacuum stations. This five-bay carwash with an in-bay automatic car wash gives a business operator the ability to provide customers the convenience of a quick, quality wash.
Asking Price
$700,000
Cash flow
$88,212
Revenue
$314,448
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 265237 | Available | 8/4/23
The owner has good books and records $26,200/average monthly income for the past 12 months. This store is located in Mid Los Angeles 5-10 minutes to downtown L.A and West L.A and built with all Dexter washers and Dryers. 3000 sq ft, New lease available to qualified buyers.
Asking Price
$345,000
Cash flow
$377,400
Revenue
$1,217,400
Down
$650,000
Posting: 281498 | Available | 8/3/23
For sale is a beer and wine market with property in Los Angeles. It is a corner location with spacious parking. They do not sell meat and vegetables. The store is 2,867 sq ft. and the lot size is 6,607 sq ft. (C2 commercial zoning). It also gets monthly rental income from a 2 bed, 2 bath house.
Asking Price
$1,650,000
Cash flow
$140,000
Revenue
$640,000
Down
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Posting: 276890 | Available | 7/28/23
For sale is a newly built, 100% absentee-operated Togo's Sandwich franchise location in San Jose. It is an established business located in a busy foot-traffic shopping center. The current owner has not increased the product prices recently. They have owned it since March 2014.
Asking Price
$400,000
Cash flow
$129,278
Revenue
$269,492
Down
$900,000
Posting: 281832 | Available | 7/27/23
The seller wants to retire. The seller has owned coin laundry for 30 years, Open hours are 6:00 am-10:00 pm. Lot size 0.38 acre, Building size 5654 sqft (Coin Laundry 4000 sqft). Coin laundry $20000/mo, Water store $2000/mo, 99 Cents store $1200/mo. Coin Laundry $500000, Property 2.5 M.
Asking Price
$3,000,000
Cash flow
$330,000
Revenue
$67,000
Down
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Posting: 280296 | Available | 7/26/23
We are pleased to offer this established bakery & snack franchise in a high-foot-traffic area. This business is profitable and offers the support of a franchise along with easy-to-manage and produce the product. The 2022 sales are approximately $330k and the net is approximately $67k.
Asking Price
$119,000
Cash flow
$714,810
Revenue
$3,574,054
Down
$3,000,000
Posting: 279583 | Available | 7/6/23
For sale is a tofu manufacturing company in El Monte, CA. This is a great opportunity for someone who likes to take this health-conscious food item manufacturing company to the next level, where the opportunity is huge. Currently, heath-conscious people consume tofu more and more every day.
Asking Price
$5,000,000
Cash flow
$147,534
Revenue
$737,672
Down
$600,000
Posting: 279603 | Available | 7/6/23
Pacific Chrome Plating Services is located in Santa Ana, CA. We chrome plate and polish for auto and plumbing industries. We also chrome plate, and polish wheels for Harley Davidson motorcycles. We also sell Harley Davidson chrome-plated wheels on eBay.
Asking Price
$1,000,000
Cash flow
$56,608
Revenue
$283,039
Down
$119,400
Posting: 279450 | Available | 7/6/23
Yissy's Ice Cream is an ice cream distributor selling wholesale to businesses and retailing at our warehouse location. We distribute only the highest quality products. All of our products and processes exceed the State of California health and safety Standards. Our warehouse is open to the public.
Asking Price
$199,000
Cash flow
$280,343
Revenue
$1,401,716
Down
$360,000
Posting: 279037 | Available | 7/5/23
Jinky's Cafe/Restaurant is in a high corner location on busy Ventura Blvd in Sherman Oaks, Ca. This restaurant is well known for breakfast and lunch. On weekends, there is a waiting period for guests to get a table. Jinky's Cafe has been established for over 20 years.
Asking Price
$600,000
Cash flow
$125,838
Revenue
$767,861
Down
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Posting: 282281 | Available | 4/23/24
This is a high-volume end-cap location in a shopping center anchored by the grocery store. Baja Fresh Mexican Grill opened its first restaurant in 1990 featuring all-fresh, traditional fire-grilled favorites, with handmade and farm-fresh ingredients. Today, Baja Fresh is owned by Kahala Brands.
Asking Price
$325,000
Cash flow
$189,061
Revenue
$916,456
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Posting: 282279 | Available | 5/9/24
This high-volume end-cap location is in a shopping center anchored by a national supermarket. Business hours are from M-Su 10:30 am-9 pm. Baja Fresh Mexican Grill opened its first restaurant in 1990 featuring all-fresh, traditional fire-grilled favorites, with handmade and farm-fresh ingredients.
Asking Price
$470,000
Cash flow
$115,765
Revenue
$453,410
Down
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Posting: 279398 | Available | 3/12/24
Well-established and highly profitable FedEx Linehaul routes. All routes are contiguous, making load sharing among routes efficient. Each route and supplemental comes with (1) truck and (1) experienced driver already in place. The business has seen double-digit organic growth since its inception.
Asking Price
$525,000
Cash flow
$380,000
Revenue
$1,829,418
Down
$135,000
Posting: 285864 | Available | 4/1/24
Rare opportunity to own a FedEx P&D routes with a 6-DAY/WEEK operation! Hit the ground running with 7,200 stops per week.
Asking Price
$1,350,000
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