Status: Active
Posting ID: 277146
10/18/23
$140,000.00
Asking Price
Description
In business since 1986, this Northern California copy and print shop has a strong following of both individual and commercial customers. It is suited to someone with basic computer skills. Current owners are available to train buyers in the business. This business can complement and enhance the business of another company in this field. Parking is plentiful and the shop is easy to reach along a busy central street. May Qualify for an E2 Investor Visa.
The lease is reasonable at $1,125 monthly for 1,450 SF. Business systems, repeat clients, equipment, location, and training are all in place for a successful transition to a new owner. Services include business cards, forms, advertising specialties, posters, brochures, flyers, menus, and much more. Gross sales from 2022 were $225,860 and the SDE was $86,335.
To get more information about this Copy And Print Shop - Asset Sale, Since 1986 business for sale in Northern California please phone Gerald Bendix (Broker - BRE License #:01472068) at 530-917-6600 Cell and 530-917-6600 Text - if you get voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you saw this posting/ad #277146 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning Gerald Bendix, make sure you email Gerald Bendix above to get more info about this Copy And Print Shop - Asset Sale, Since 1986, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this business for sale. Thank you. License # 01472068. Gerald Bendix, Broker.
Contact
Phone: 530-917-6600 CellPhone: 530-917-6600 TextDetails
Asking Price: $140,000.00
Down: Call/Email
Cash Flow: $86,335.00
Revenue: $225,860.00
Area: Northern California
City: None Given
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My Notes About This Listing
Cash flow
$102,340
Revenue
$572,919
Down
$145,000
Posting: 278366 | Available | 11/28/23
This is a printing business for sale that is successful and has been an established full-service business for over 30 years. The printing business services include postcards, business cards, brochures, advertising specialties, and mailing services. They have experts in graphic design and logos.
Asking Price
$145,000
Cash flow
$312,291
Revenue
$964,291
Down
$490,000
Posting: 278328 | Available | 11/28/23
This is a rare opportunity to own a well-established screen printing & custom embroidery business in the east bay. This 5-day business is a one-stop shop for your business and brand. From embroidery to screen printing and sports uniforms, they help all sectors. There is trained staff in place.
Asking Price
$490,000
Cash flow
$301,876
Revenue
$830,094
Down
Call / Email
Posting: 279744 | Available | 3/17/23
The acquisition opportunity presented to the market is for a highly profitable, full-service, packing and shipping franchise location. The business offers shipping and crating through several major shipping companies such as FedEx and UPS, copy and printing services, Photo ID processing and more.
Asking Price
$968,000
Cash flow
$471,053
Revenue
$2,835,135
Down
$1,393,000
Posting: 283919 | Available | 11/17/23
This well-known franchise specializes in a wide variety of services, including signs, printing, copying, direct mail and mailing services, graphic design, marketing services, promotional products, etc.
Asking Price
$1,990,000
Cash flow
$120,000
Revenue
$240,000
Down
$250,000
Posting: 282625 | Available | 9/4/23
For sale is a full-service print, graphic and web design center. They do business cards to full color posters, large format printing and blueprints. Specializing in personalized social stationery including wedding invitations, baby announcements, party invitations, graduation announcements, etc.
Asking Price
$250,000
Cash flow
$100,000
Revenue
$900,000
Down
$337,500
Posting: 277116 | Available | 8/12/23
This Northern California-based screen printing and embroidery company is a California Sub-Chapter S Corporation and was formed 25 years ago and has been servicing customers with their screen printing, embroidery, calendars, signs, and a large variety of various items.
Asking Price
$450,000
Cash flow
$72,000
Revenue
$521,400
Down
$70,000
Posting: 283244 | Available | 10/7/23
For sale is a printing and mass mailing company in Orange County that has been generating stable sales for 16 years with companies such as car dealers and banks. This is an asset sale. The store size is 2,800 sf and rent is $4,000. The seller has been in business for a long time. Want to retire.
Asking Price
$70,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$204,000
Down
$139,990
Posting: 280731 | In Escrow | 8/2/23
This is an established and profitable Postal Annex, an individually owned business. it is near 90 newly built homes and an additional 300 homes are coming soon. Gradual sales have risen since the business was established in 2021 by the Seller every month. It has new equipment, fixtures, furniture.
Asking Price
$139,990
Cash flow
$150,000
Revenue
$360,000
Down
$429,000
Posting: 277115 | Available | 11/16/23
This Southern California-based mail center franchise has been in operation for 11 years under current ownership and is a California Limited Liability Company. They are very well established in Southern California and have a great reputation for providing mail center services.
Asking Price
$429,000
Cash flow
$313,519
Revenue
$1,213,976
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 281989 | Available | 8/3/23
Established a 15-year printing company in SF Bay Area. Strong reputation for on-time delivery and high-quality work. Thriving large-scale provider with top-of-the-line equipment. 4,500 sq. ft. space. Owners offer training and support for 100% acquisition.
Asking Price
$825,000
Cash flow
$394,410
Revenue
$2,375,238
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 276982 | Available | 3/8/23
The presented acquisition opportunity is for one of the leading commercial printing companies in the San Francisco Bay Area. The business has been established since the early 1970s and was purchased by the current owners in the early 1980s. The business occupies an 11,700 sq. ft. space.
Asking Price
$1,495,000
Cash flow
$301,436
Revenue
$907,285
Down
$49,000
Posting: 276282 | Available | 11/1/23
This well-established, growing screen printing & custom embroidery business is for sale. This 5-day business is a one-stop shop for your business and brand. Sales are on target to reach over $1M with an SDE of over $350K by year-end. Trained staff are in place. It is SBA pre-approved.
Asking Price
$490,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
Call/Email
Down
$15,000
Posting: 283501 | Available | 10/25/23
Long-standing location w/ Repeat Accounts & a Great Reputation. This is a great opportunity to buy a very well-established B2B service provider located in Alameda County. The business is well known for providing a high level of customer service and has received many awards and accolades.
Asking Price
$300,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
Call/Email
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 283245 | Available | 10/26/23
This is an independent printing business. This is a rare opportunity to acquire an established on-demand, digital printing, signage, and marketing services. Net profit according to the owner is $250K and was established for 30 years. It is on a major heavy-traffic street in north Sacramento.
Asking Price
$599,000
Cash flow
$104,400
Revenue
$200,415
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 283379 | Available | 10/16/23
If you really like the best mailing and shipping place in Sherman Oaks, this mailbox store is perfect for all your mailing needs. This great one-stop shop offers private mailbox rentals, packing, UPS, FedEx, USPS, notary service, and much more.
Asking Price
$249,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$191,000
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 283206 | Available | 10/4/23
Owners are ready to retire, so it's time to capitalize on the bustling energy between Stockton and Livermore, this photography and printing business is on the market, presenting a lucrative opportunity for prospective buyers. With its rich 15-year history, a testament to artistic passion, innovation
Asking Price
$385,000
Cash flow
$72,000
Revenue
$129,600
Down
Call / Email
Posting: 272525 | Available | 2/28/22
Profitable copy center with only 5 days work for sale in Buena Park, Orange County, CA. Off Saturday and Sunday. Business used to be much more before the pandemic. Owner work full time. Well establish clientele. Business in same location for 19 years. High profit margin. Easy to operate.
Asking Price
$80,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$150,000
Down
$56,000
Posting: 280608 | Available | 10/12/23
This Northern California-based Mail Center Franchise has been in operation for only 10 months under founding ownership. They are in a newly renovated facility in a highly affluent area.
Asking Price
$225,000
Cash flow
$86,335
Revenue
$225,860
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 277146 | Available | 10/18/23
This Northern California copy and print shop has a strong following of both individual and commercial customers. In business since 1986. It is suited to someone with basic computer skills. Current owners are available to train buyers in the business. May Qualify for E2 Investor Visa. Easy parking.
Asking Price
$140,000
Cash flow
$53,000
Revenue
$77,000
Down
$75,000
Posting: 283655 | Available | 11/1/23
This is a long-established check cashing business located on a busy street in Rancho Cucamonga. It offers check cashing, money transfers, bill payments, mail boxes, ATM, notary public and live scan fingerprinting. It has a very good lease on a profitable business.
Asking Price
$75,000
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