Ready to go CLIA and CAP accredited genetic laboratory equipped for COVID-19 testing for sale in Los Angeles, CA. Seller is the landlord, MD and CLS are in place. Free standing building with 1,840 sq. ft. and 6 parking spaces (1 disabled). Base rent $3,680/month (negotiable). Cash buyer may move the lab on his/her own location, however the seller prefers buyers who would become his tenants after closing. Beside ordinary equipment for fully functioning laboratory (hood, freezer, biohazard, computers, SOPs) - PCR tests are done with Applied Biosystem.
Ideal buyer has own COVID-testing accounts and is ready to join the successful community of badly needed pandemic beating services.
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