Audio And Visual Business - Family Run

This is a rare chance to step into a thriving enterprise with a loyal customer base and a stellar reputation for exceptional products and personalized service. Clients A loyal following of event venues, wineries, festivals, and music enthusiasts who appreciate quality and expertise. Excellent Vendor Relationships Long-standing partnerships with leading audio manufacturers. Turnkey Operation: Established processes, and trained 1099 staff in place. Growth Potential: Opportunities to expand services, enhance online presence, and tap into new market segments. Profitable Business: Solid financial performance with significant potential for continued growth. Passionate Niche: Immerse yourself in the world of high-fidelity audio and share your passion with discerning customers.

Antique Plumbing Inventory and Real Property may be purchased separately. This is an opportunity to own one of the largest collections of antique plumbing fixtures and parts in the United States - at a discounted price. The inventory ranges from beautiful, turn-of-the-century clawfoot tubs and rib-cage showers, to beautifully decorated China toilets and sinks. These historic pieces may be retrofitted to today's standards or be reconstructed to its original form with the expansive collection of necessary parts. This is the perfect opportunity for an architectural antique business, collector, or interior design firm who wants these fixtures for a deep discount while eliminating the time needed to accumulate such an impressive collection. The Elegant Bowl had previously operated as a profitable business from 1989-2015. The inventory is currently being stored in a beautifully, updated historic barn in downtown Upper Lake, CA which is currently listed and available for purchase. The barn is roughly 8,000 sq. ft. and was built in 1873. Additional Details: * The Elegant Bowl has successfully operated in two separate locations. * While open, client base extended all over the United States. * Assets are priced to sell. * Listed price includes one Namco 1 gal. Propane, Stand-up Forklift * Other rare fixtures and parts may be available for additional price. Price Includes: Business Name and Inventory

The property is located at the intersection of North State and Moore Streets in the Calpella District, Northeast of downtown Ukiah. The customer base is a mix of locals and tourists since it is situated only a few miles East of State Highway 101, West of Lake Mendocino, and six (6) miles south of the Coyote Valley Casino and Resort. The District population appreciate being able to shop locally rather than drive into Ukiah City. Future growth is attainable due to the additional availability of the 2,500 square foot space in the rear portion of the building. This space can be converted as: an expansion of existing usage of the market by adding more product variety; create a new income producing retail business; or lease the space to a tenant who can take advantage of the current improvements in place such as the two walk-in cold boxes and freezer, and the two exterior doorways. When the current owners purchased the property this space was being used as a deli and a butcher shop operation producing an additional income stream. OPTIONS TO ASKING PRICE: The Real Property and Business Opportunity can be purchased separately. The Seller will entertain offers through the Broker who will share the terms of the Options.

Are you looking to acquire a profitable and impactful business in a growing market? This ADA Accessibility consulting firm, owned and operated by a CASp-certified professional, is now available for acquisition. This is a unique opportunity to take over a well-established company at the forefront of the accessibility industry in California. About the Business For over 15 years, this firm has specialized in providing a full range of services to ensure compliance with state and federal accessibility standards, including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and California’s rigorous accessibility laws. Its services are essential for businesses, government entities, and property owners seeking to: • Create inclusive environments for people with disabilities, and • Mitigate the risk of costly accessibility-related legal action. Highlights • Recurring Annual Revenue: Active contracts exceeding $100,000 per year, with government and private entities. • Court-Recognized Expertise: Fees are established and accepted by both State and Federal Courts. • Proprietary Intellectual Property: Over 750 pages of inspection forms, diagrams, and code references developed in-house. • Established Reputation: Strong name recognition and goodwill in a highly regulated, specialized field. Growth Opportunities • Expand services across California and into adjacent states. • Train and license additional consultants using proprietary resources. • Monetize intellectual property through education, compliance tools, or subscription-based platforms. Summary This is a rare chance to acquire a profitable, respected, and growing consulting firm in an industry where demand is driven by law and increasing awareness of accessibility.

This is a very profitable business opportunity, operating out of two locations in very busy, well-anchored shopping centers. After forty-five (45) years in the dry-cleaning business, the owner is ready to retire. One location serves as the "Plant" and the other is the"Pick-Up/Drop-Off" outlet. The "Plant" operation is a chemical-free dry cleaner with newer, state-of-the-art equipment with high-capacity capabilities which provides for excellent growth. In addition to the dry cleaning, it was the first dry cleaner to be 100% “natural” in Sonoma County. The surrounding one-mile demographic average household income is $104,000. The “Pick-Up/Drop-Off” outlet includes a full alteration shop, filling an important need for the customers. The average household income one-mile demographic surrounding this location is $119,000, even higher than the "Plant" location. The two locations are only a 15-minute drive apart, serving two separate demographic areas, and economically feasible for the owner. PRICE INCLUDES: Goodwill, furniture, fixtures and equipment, training and consulting(TBD), leasehold interest, and leasehold improvements. Inventory is not included in the price and will be valued prior to the Close of Escrow. Staff: "The Plant": Three (3) employees - (40) hours each @ $21.00/hour. "The Pick-Up and Drop-Off Outlet": Two (2) employees - average (38) hours each @ $20.50/hour. Note: Owner works Monday,Tuesday,Thursday and Friday, 10:30 am - 6:00 pm, Wednesday, off, and Saturdays, 4-5 hours.

An incredible opportunity awaits to own a charming cafe nestled in the heart of beautiful Sonoma, California. This beloved local spot is renowned for its delectable offerings and warm, inviting atmosphere, making it a true gem in the community. Located in a high-foot-traffic area with excellent visibility, the cafe boasts a cozy indoor dining space and a lovely outdoor patio, perfect for enjoying Sonoma's idyllic weather. The interior is tastefully decorated, creating a comfortable and welcoming ambiance for all who enter. All necessary equipment is in excellent condition and included in the sale, allowing for a seamless transition for the new owner. Whether you're an experienced restaurateur looking to expand your portfolio or a passionate aspiring cafe owner, Bring your concept! The hard work has been done. Key Features: • Prime Sonoma Location: High visibility and foot traffic. • Turn-Key Operation: All equipment included and in good condition. • Indoor & Outdoor Seating: Inviting atmosphere for all seasons. • Growth Potential: Opportunities to expand hours, catering, or online sales. THIS IS AN ASSET SALE. THE NAME, RECIPES, WEBSITE, ETC ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE SALE. BRING YOUR CONCEPT!

This company can do everything from changing a light bulb, hanging large art, repairing a sticky window or door, patching holes in sheetrock to water damage/rot repairs, partial kitchen and bathroom remodels, exterior siding repairs, fencing and the list goes on and on. Essentially, this company is prepared to assist their clients with just about anything they can think of that needs help on their home. They lead a crew of equally qualified craftsmen, who supply excellent service and expertise to their large client base in the North Bay area. They strive to develop a trusting relationship with the client and their home, and their goal is to keep the client’s home environment in top shape for years to come. It’s time for the owners to retire and pass this 30+ year client list on to the next owners. A new owner will need a C1 contractor’s license. There is a rented, well-equipped office and storage facility and 5 fully equipped vans and 1 Pickup Truck included.

This rare opportunity not only offers the future ownership ample flexible seating for dining and banquets but also a unique setting along a major Northern California river. Today's operation, after 18 years, still runs very smoothly. The restaurant operates on three different revenue streams; the bar (Type 47 liquor license), dining room, and banquet facilities. BUSINESS PREMISES The Bar: The total area is 1,020 sq. ft. room with a U shaped bar. It has seating at the bar with 15 stools and table seating inside the bar area for 35 people with water views. The room leads out to a 1,000 sq. ft. patio with seating for an additional 60 guests and the patio is very popular for warmer days. The regular customers tend to fill the bar daily. The bar revenue has always been solid and consistent. The Dining Room: A 670 sq. ft. waterfront room overlooking a major river and harbor. This room also doubles as a banquet room as needed. It has a capacity of 60 people. The Main Banquet room: A 2,000 sq. ft. ballroom with 360 degree windows looks out over the park area to the south, the harbor and river to the west and the courtyard to the north. There are no other comparable venues within the area, so they are the primary venue for weddings, funerals, birthdays and parties. Banquets are the primary revenue generator for the business. Set labor and food costs allow for maximum profit for the restaurant. Front Private room: This room is a 740 sq. ft. meeting room and accommodates smaller parties and group functions. It is also used for overflow dining and buffet lines. They host weekly meeting events such as the Lions and Rotary Clubs. Future Operations: Future operators have the flexibility with the lease terms to operate how they see fit. They can operate it essentially as a banquet venue to maximize profits, or expand it to a 7-day a week breakfast, lunch and dinner venue. The extremely low rent gives the owner many options.