In 1998 following years of experience working and owning body shops abroad, two friends decided to open an Auto Body shop in Berkeley, Ca. In the years since, this garage has established itself as one of the most trust-worthy Auto Body shops in the Bay Area. Owners/sellers are now ready to retire. Shop has frame machine and paint room.
3500 +/- sq. ft. for $4800. monthly.
The 5-year lease expires December 2022 with 1, 5-year option.
Currently 2 full time owner-operator's & 1 part time employee.
2021 gross = $674K Net = $229,777.
2020 gross = $561K Net = $128,969.
2019 gross = $874K Net = $283,869.
2018 gross = $799K Net = $258,457.
For the name and address, completed non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements need to be on file, available from the listing agent thru this web site or by writing direct before calling please.
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To get more information about this Auto Body Shop - SBA Pre Qualified business for sale in
Berkeley, Alameda County please phone John Irvine (Agent - BRE License #:00988287) at 925-945-8175 - if you get
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