This gas station is located very busy area. The seller claims that gas 140,000 gallons per month at 35 cents margin, Mart $53,000 including Propane $6500 per month. Mechanic shop $12,000 average per month. Payroll $7,000 per month. Station hours 6am - 10pm. It is big lot and there is room to put car wash and convert Mechanic shop to fast food. Tanks are double wall. Pumps are three years old.
To get more information about this Gas Station, Mart - In Very Busy Area business for sale in
San Pablo, Contra Costa County please phone Lee Faed (Agent - BRE License #:01909309) at 925-389-1504 and 925-389-1504 - if you get
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business for sale. Thank you. License # 01909309. Liberty Business Advisors Of San Francisco Inc..
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