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Posting ID: 236480
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Posting: 283818 | Available | 11/12/23
This laundromat in located in an area that is going through a period of gentrification and is located attractively to this growing population. There is plenty of parking. It is largely an Hispanic market area with larger family sizes and mostly renters; an ideal market area.
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$175,000
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$50,000
Posting: 285371 | Available | 2/26/24
Are you seeking a lucrative investment in a prime upscale neighborhood while maximizing tax benefits? Look no further! Presenting an exceptional opportunity to acquire a thriving laundromat nestled in the heart of an upscale neighborhood.
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$150,000
Posting: 261419 | Available | 4/27/24
I am seeking car washes and laundromats. I specialize in coin-operated carwashes with land In the last three months closed all cash escrows for a total of four self-serve carwashes with land and laundromats. I represent multiple clients who know that these businesses might not have financials.
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Posting: 283461 | Available | 10/20/23
San Diego Laundromat redevelopment project (North County). PBI Laundry Consulting, Inc. Has a new San Diego County re-tool project available. The area boasts a high Hispanic population with large families and a high percentage of renters. The market area is gentrifying at this time.
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$550,000
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$51,792
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$182,500
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Posting: 285069 | Available | 5/17/24
This is an excellent starter store with huge upsides. There is the ability to increase income by offering wash and fold service. It has a good mix of equipment. It is in the same center as 7-11. It has easy in and out access and plenty of parking.
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$288,000
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$35,160
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$119,580
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Posting: 285812 | In Escrow | 3/23/24
This coin op laundry has a steady flow of customers both new and old. The Seller, who is retiring, maintains the laundry like a professional. The Seller has owned an operated this laundromat for over 10 years. All of the equipment is in excellent condition.
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$148,985
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Posting: 262975 | Available | 10/10/20
Exclusive Listing, Coin laundry combined with 4 bays coin car wash at 21,000. Sqf. lot in major Blvd. Newly built up 20 months ago, monthly gross sales have been increasing gradually since its opening, and upside potential for the future. 1031 Exchange is possible. Owner has not been working there.
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$6,100,000
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$96,000
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$396,000
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Posting: 286221 | Available | 4/22/24
This laundromat, which is located in a perfect location with lots of loyal customers, is exceptionally clean, and includes all equipment, fixtures, furniture, and goodwill in the asking price. This laundromat is considered one of the best in the area due to its large number of loyal customers.
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$1,950,000
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Posting: 278268 | Available | 1/15/23
Well-established laundromat in East LA at a LOW Price! Located in a big shopping center in a prime location with ample parking and high traffic. Location! Location! Location!! Lots of regular customers due to its excellent location. Very high return on investment due to No sewer charge.
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$60,000
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$168,000
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Posting: 286313 | Available | 4/28/24
The estimated gross is $14,000 per month, and the estimated cash flow is $5,000 per month. The rent is $4,000 per month for 4,500 square feet. The lease is until June 30, 2029, and the lease extension is negotiable with the landlord. The business operates seven days a week from 8 am to 8:30 pm.
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$200,000
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$400,000
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$850,000
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Posting: 284599 | Available | 1/10/24
This coin laundromat store sales a business and property. The store is located in a densely populated area. The store has recently expanded to get more space and growing the sales. The parking space has over 20 spaces.
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$3,900,000
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Posting: 278168 | Available | 1/9/23
Very rare opportunity to purchase a new coin laundry with new equipment and property, now under construction. The expected completion will be around the end of January 2023.
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$4,500,000
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$200,000
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$513,500
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Posting: 286408 | Available | 5/4/24
This coin & app based laundromat is generates a high adjusted net income of $200,000 per year. It operates from 5:00 am to 1:00 am run by employees, has low rent and spans 2,700 square feet in size. Situated in a hot location with many apartments around, it boasts brand new washers.
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Posting: 280963 | Available | 5/30/23
Incredible opportunity: State-of-the-Art Coin Laundry Business with real estate for sale together! Modern and high-end thriving market. Unmatched profitability with the year-round operation. Qualified buyers only. Limited investor opportunity.
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Posting: 283817 | Available | 11/12/23
This laundromat is located in a prime San Fernando Valley market area with good parking. The laundromat is 6,000 sq ft. in space with a lot of potential for increased revenue through ancillaries. The business has fallen to unprofitable levels. The equipment is beyond its useful life.
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$295,000
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$65,208
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$232,140
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Posting: 284258 | Available | 12/12/23
For sale is a 3,500 sq ft. laundromat located in the city of Compton. It has great potential. The owner is retiring and will entertain any reasonable offer. The seller is very motivated!
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$255,000
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$150,000
Posting: 284611 | Available | 4/29/24
For sale is a long-established laundromat with a loyal customer base. It is approximately 2,200 sq ft. at a fantastic location with endless profit possibilities. Location and demographics make this a winning investment. Owners are retiring.
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$150,000
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$318,000
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$868,000
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Posting: 277293 | Available | 11/6/22
High traffic, central Los Angeles laundromat with a healthy, loyal customer base. One owner for 20 years. Many streams of income are in place with the potential for more. Flexible SBL and partial seller financing are available. Dependable staff in place. Unique chance for an established money maker.
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$1,300,000
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$107,880
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$396,000
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Posting: 282118 | Available | 3/4/24
This is a well-established and profitable coin-operated laundry with a strong cash flow. The laundromat is located in a densely populated rental neighborhood with great visibility in a high-traffic area. There is easy in-and-out access and excellent parking.
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$480,000
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$39,600
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$150,000
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$158,400
Posting: 284543 | Available | 1/6/24
This is a coin/card laundromat for sale in SF (Mission District). It is absentee owner run. The monthly estimated gross is $12,500 and the monthly estimated cash flow is $3,300. Rent is $3,150/month for 1,100 sq ft. Lease goes until 11/1/2027, but an extension is negotiable.
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$158,400
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Posting: 285893 | In Contract | 3/29/24
This is an opportunity at hand for a store located near San Fernando. This store sits in front of a major busy street with plenty of store front visibility. It has easy ingress and egress which gives easy access to the mid-size center. This manageable size store is great for starters.
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$225,000
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$80,000
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$372,000
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Posting: 286440 | Available | 5/7/24
This is a laundromat located in a densely populated area and it is surrounded with lots of apartment complexes. It is very well established coin laundry with established customer base. It is at a prime location in a busy strip center with plenty of parking.
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$250,000
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$63,000
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$290,000
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Posting: 285447 | Available | 4/12/24
This is a real absentee run, high-potential laundromat in Van Nuys/North Hollywood. The location is the center of Hispanic community, in a 7/11 shopping center with good parking. It is good for flipping and six digit income potential. All equipment is a major brand in good working condition.
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$220,000
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$614,400
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$1,152,000
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Posting: 256080 | Available | 10/1/20
Monthly Operating Net Profit: $54,300. Property Tax & Insurance : $3,100. Monthly Net Profit: $51,200. SBA loan: 25% down payment to obtain the SBA loan. 25 years amortization. About prime + 1%. 1031 Exchange is possible. 6 month loan payments are waived by government supports if the buyer get SBA.
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$5,000,000
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35-40% SBA
Posting: 273265 | Available | 4/6/22
Well-established laundromat in Long Beach at a low price. Big big potential!! There's a new project with many buildings for low-income apartments across the street. The selling reason is the owner's serious health issues. SBA eligible, 30-40% down required.
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$550,000
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$1,000,000
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Posting: 280104 | Available | 1/10/24
This coin laundry is located in Korea town of Los Angeles County, California. It is semi-absentee run and open 24 hours. With rental income.
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$3,000,000
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$88,212
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$314,448
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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.
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$345,000
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$347,364
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$499,000
Posting: 284758 | Available | 1/20/24
This is a large coin laundry in Oakland near Lake Merritt. It's a full attendant. It is open 7-days from 7am to 9pm. Rent at $6,750/month for 3,300 sq ft. It's available for parking spaces in the rear. Annual Estimated Gross: 347,364. A new lease is negotiable.
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$499,000
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$380,000
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$1,829,418
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$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.
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$1,350,000
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$115,765
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$453,410
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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.
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$525,000
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