Dog Training - Absentee Owned, 5 Star Ratings

If you've been searching for the perfect Orange County location to open your new restaurant your search is over! This newly built-out cafe in a popular Anaheim Hills neighborhood center is just waiting for your concept! Located in a very busy center in the affluent community of Anaheim Hills, this 2,150 square foot restaurant has brand new fixtures and equipment. The dining area has an attractive design and a flexible layout which can seat 48. The cafe, which has a type 41 beer and wine license, can have any food concept except for pizza. The owner is selling due family issues.

Show Case Restaurant Near Ocean In Downtown Area Of Long Beach.Close To Convention Center And 5 Major Hotels. Large Signage, Fine Dining, Banquet Room, Bar Lounge, Bistro And Separate Fully Equipped Retail Bakery.17,000sq With Low Low Rent . Rent Also Includes Electricity, Cams And Security. 100 Parking Spaces. All Furniture, Fixtures , Equipment And Leasehold Improvements Are State Of The Art.

Absolutely the best location in Long Beach for foot traffic. Large patio area and large parking lot. 2263SQ plus patio. Beer and wine license. Good size kitchen area. Grease interceptor. Walk-in's in kitchen. Below market lease. Same owner since 2001.

Very well established Electrical Company now available for sale servicing Amador and Calaveras counties. Benefits: ~ Recurring maintenance service agreements for the Generac home standby generators! The company currently has over 500 Generac home standby generator customers. ~ Recurring service agreements for 7 local and state fairs. ~ Recurring commercial winery work for service or repairs. ~ Recurring contracts for ground rod testing. ~ Rental equipment for light towers and generators provides additional income. ~ Long term employees and very well trained - all MSHA certified. This company provides a wide variety of electrical contracting services. Business performs limited residential and industrial work but for residential work includes complete rewires, panel service upgrades and other service calls. Residential work also includes the estimate, purchase, installation, maintenance, service and warranty work for the Generac home standby generators. Largest Elite Generac dealer in northern California. For industrial, it's mostly service work and light industrial construction. Commercial electrical work includes parking lot lighting, school additions, service work on wineries, schools, lighting, fairgrounds, and under grounding wiring; power pole setting; line location; and a wide variety of other types of electrical services. They also work with the local utility (PG&E) to provide power to end user. For further information please submit an inquiry through this Web site. You will be required to complete a Non-Disclosure Agreement prior to receiving any additional information. Financial information is only provided after the initial phone interview with the Regional Business Broker assigned to this listing. Broker, broker's agents and broker-associated, employees and all other affiliates of Broker have NOT verified any of the information provided here. By submitting your inquiry through this Web site you are granting Broker permission to add you to Broker's email subscription list.

The shop has a prime location and receives heavy foot traffic from the people visiting the pier and beach, which are literally just steps away! This easy-to-run business sells a variety of smoothies, frozen yogurt, freshly squeezed organic juice, wheat grass shots, chocolate-dipped frozen bananas, cheesecake, ice cream bars, tropical frozen treats, hotdogs, chips, and snacks! The owner manages the shop and has 6 part-time employees that are fully-trained in running the business, from dealing with and serving the customers, to working the cash register and making smoothies, as well as opening and closing the store. The business occupies 450 square feet and has a monthly rent of $2,100. The owners have identified additional opportunities to increase sales, such as selling old fashioned candy, such as fudge or licorice by the foot, as well as freshly baked cookies, warm churros, and shaved ice. They also feel the shop could benefit by having a more pronounced social media presence, in addition to running contests to grow their email list so they can market directly to their customers. The owners are selling the business so that they can relocate out of state.

Fast casual Mexican restaurant. Absentee run with well trained long term staff. Has a large catering following

Fully equipped -- price to sell at asset sale value - make an offer! 2,799 sq.ft 99 seats + room to add large patio with seating Rent: $6,100 +nnn Lease: until 2020 + one (1) ten (10) years option 6 full time employees 6 part time employees Established business with loyal clientele. 50% in dining - 50% catering and to go and delivery orders Can convert to another style of cuisine. Owners are retiring thus a great opportunity to take advantage of this outstanding business. Landlord encourages adding a patio outside Previously listed with another agency - reduced $50,000 - price to sell -- price of an asset sale, although profitable - make an offer - owners need to retire due to health reasons.

Unique opportunity to own a lucrative, half-cash practice in the gorgeous Southern California coastal community of Encinitas. Acupuncture Continuum Inc. (Acupuncture Continuum), currently the acupuncture practice of Karen Sulger, L.Ac., is in north San Diego County just a few minutes from the beach. Perfectly located with very low rental costs, the beautiful practice serves the area's highly health conscious and affluent population. Acupuncture Continuum is well established and enjoys a sterling reputation for clinical efficacy. With nearly 25 years in the area, the practice also maintains strong relationships with referring MDs, particularly in the medical complex from which it operates. Even in the midst of Covid, return business remains consistent and there is a steady influx of new patients. The opportunity to run an abundant practice drawing from a major metropolitan area is available now. Imagine making close to $200,000 per year, working three days per week and with plenty of time off for vacation. No additional marketing necessary the established reputation of this 23-year-old practice maintains a steady flow of new patients and loyal return patients. Low overhead (including very low rent), years of records, substantial cash clientele and consistent patient flow mean that a new owner can expect to keep costs low. Add more hours, hire associates, and/or expand marketing, and you have the chance to add even more success to an already prosperous practice. Whether you are fresh out of school or an experienced clinician, Acupuncture Continuum offers the chance to hit the ground running. This is a turn-key opportunity to run a successful practice in one of the most sought-after, tranquil, prosperous areas in the country. Call or email today, come by and spend some time at the clinic, and see for yourself. As the new owner, you could be thriving in just a few short months. The Setting The City of Encinitas is located 25 miles north of San Diego and is part of the greater San Diego Metropolitan Area. It has a population of just over 60,000, with easy access to over 3 million others who live in San Diego County. Recently named among the twenty best surf towns in the world by National Geographic, Encinitas wears its surf history proudly. Located along six miles of pristine Pacific Ocean coastline, the town is an unspoiled reminder of the historic Highway 101 beach culture. With the perfect climate year-round, the city is a very popular weekend outing and a great place to live. Locals find all they need from the city's eclectic downtown, with its unique and dynamic blend of San Diego's top surf shops, amazing restaurants, coffeehouses and record stores. Kids love nearby Legoland theme park, Sea Life Aquarium, and San Diego Zoo and Wildlife Park. The clinic is located in a large medical office complex, easily accessible from the freeway. The well-designed office consists of a good-sized lobby and reception area; four treatment rooms (possible to set up a fifth); a staff office area; ample shelving for the extensive herbal apothecary and storage, and a bathroom. The space is modern and tastefully decorated, and each treatment room has its own speakers for music, a floor heater, and dimmable lighting. The most Covid-wary patients have the option to enter and exit one of the treatment rooms through its own dedicated entrance, bypassing the reception completely. Parking is free and easy here. The decades-old practice maintains longstanding relationships with nearby health providers and the local community from which it receives many referrals. Patient Demographics Ms. Sulger describes the clinic's clientele as 'absolutely wonderful,' she is grateful for the way the clinic has attracted such warm, caring and conscientious people. While the current owner treats a very wide range of conditions, she also has three specialty areas: (1) fertility and women's health concerns, (2) pain, and (3) facial rejuvenation. Most of the current patient load consists of professionals between the ages of 25 and 70. There has been a substantial uptick in fertility patients during Covid, as more couples are trying to conceive at this time. The clinic has averaged between 40-50 patient visits per week and has over twenty years of patient files. Overhead costs remain low, with about half of patients paying in full at the time of their visit, with the remainder using insurance. Typically, patients are from communities within 25 miles of the office. Given the practice's long history in the area, most are referred by word-of-mouth and local allied practitioners, while some come through insurance panels and the clinic's strong online presence (all 5-star reviews on Yelp and top-of-page in Google and Google Maps search engine optimization (SEO) has been a steady priority, and these SEO efforts have paid off). The current owner is also happy to provide years of past calendars to prove consistent patient volume. Modalities Utilized Treatments currently consist of acupuncture, cupping and moxa, as well as herbal medicine and supplements. In addition to using standard acupuncture and traditional Chinese medical techniques, Ms. Sulger also uses the Richard Tan Balance Method and Master Tung points for pain and orthopedic conditions. That said, clients seek the practice because it is known for clinical efficacy; they are not usually seeking a specific style of acupuncture or needling. Income and Expenses The following income and expense summaries are derived from an average of income and adjusted* expenses from 2017-2019. Note that Ms. Sulger has office hours only three days per week and takes up to three weeks off per year. Income Average gross yearly revenue: $190,400+ ($15,860+/mo) Expenses Average adjusted expenses: $102,918 yearly ($8,576/mo) *Adjusted expenses are the net expenses that a new owner would have to take on in order to run the business at the same level of revenue as the current owner. Net Profit: Average $87,491 per year (~$7,290/month) Pricing and Terms $139,500 OBO. The price is based on a conservative professional valuation of just over $140,000, with an average yearly gross of about $190,000 for the past several years. The owner's motivation to sell in a timely fashion (due to her impending retirement) has allowed her to generously factor in a potential discount for attrition and start-up costs on change of ownership. She expects the right person will retain her patients and transition smoothly, making this a great opportunity for the buyer. The purchase will be structured as an asset purchase agreement and may be drawn up between buyer and seller (preferred) or by attorneys, at the discretion and by agreement of both parties. Approval of the buyer is subject to a credit check, and loans from medical practice brokers, banks, or the Small Business Administration (SBA) may be available to finance the transaction depending on the buyer's creditworthiness. Upon purchase, the new owner will receive all patient records, furniture and equipment, the large herbal inventory and high-tech Covid safety equipment (including a UV air sanitizer and HEPA air purifier). The current owner will also transfer to the new owner all clinic-related intellectual property, including the clinic phone number, website, claimed Yelp and Facebook pages, AcuBase EHR and billing system, MailChimp email system, email list, and clinic-related financials. The practice currently employs one part-time office manager who expertly bills insurance, markets, schedules and performs many other office tasks. She is an exceptional worker and may be willing to stay on with the practice at the discretion of the new owner. The landlord is willing to transfer the lease (which is amazingly below-market), and the current owner will facilitate interaction with the landlord in order to secure favorable lease terms. Currently the owner has three month-to-month part-time subletters that reduce the monthly rent even further. A future owner could keep the subletters on or choose to take on the entirety of the rent (which is incredibly low) to expand their own practice. The current owner's goal is to surrender the practice by the end of March 2021. She would be willing to stay on for a limited time to assist in the transition and make introductions to the clientele, if so desired by the new owner, at no additional cost. Opportunities for Growth While the current practice nets a healthy return (even working part-time), a motivated buyer could significantly increase their income upon acquisition through a number of simple changes. * Work more hours. The current owner has office hours only three days per week, so there is plenty of room to expand business hours. There are also part-time subletters whose space could be taken back as needed, all of which would increase revenue. * Bring on other practitioners. In addition to or in lieu of working more hours, the practice could easily support at least two or more providers, either as contractors or as employees. * Reduce office manager hours. The current office manager expertly runs the office on the three days that the current owner works. The new owner could opt to take on some of her tasks to reduce payroll costs and increase net income. * Expand marketing efforts. The practice has an excellent web presence, sends monthly emails to its email list, and keeps up relationships with physicians and other healthcare workers. There is room to do much more such as networking with even more MDs and promoting highly profitable facial rejuvenation but the clinic has been busy enough that these resources have not often been leveraged. * Improve online presence. Blogging, enhancing the website, cultivating a social media presence, implementing pay-per-click, and increasing the frequency of email marketing all hold great potential to increase awareness of the clinic and thereby generate mor