$399,000.00
Asking Price
Address: Pasadena,
Status: Active
Posting ID: 288870
2/13/25
Description
For sale is a dry cleaning businesses with an absentee owner who is retiring. The business generates a gross income of $48,000 per month, with $35,000 coming from the plant and $13,000 from the drop-off agency. The business has been under absentee ownership for a long time, presenting a great opportunity for a new owner to explore and expand its potential.
This dry cleaning location is highly sought after by many, and now is the perfect time to secure it before someone else does. It offers excellent exposure from a signalized, busy street corner and has plenty of parking. All employees are well-trained, ensuring smooth operations in the owner’s absence. Additionally, all equipment, including both dry cleaning and laundry machines, meet government codes, up to the codes, well maintained.
Monthly Gross Income - Plant: $35,000
Rent: $6,000 incl NNN
Payroll: $8,860 (1 Pressor & 1 Counter w/owner working)
Other monthly expenses: $6,500
Monthly Gross Income - Agency: $13,000
Rent: $3,500
Other monthly expenses: $1000
Total Net: $16,300
Pants: $9.25
Laundry Shirts: $4.25
2 pc Suits: $19.50
2 pc Dresses: $17.25
Business Hours: M-F 7am - 6pm, Sat 8am - 6pm
To get more information about this Dry Cleaner - Plenty Of Parking, Great Exposure business for sale in Pasadena please phone Barnabas Shin (Agent - BRE License #:01049298) at 818-326-3337 Cell and 818-326-3337 Text - if you get voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you saw this posting/ad #288870 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning Barnabas Shin, make sure you email Barnabas Shin above to get more info about this Dry Cleaner - Plenty Of Parking, Great Exposure, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this business for sale. Thank you. License # 01049298. Hana Realty.
Contact
Phone: 818-326-3337 CellPhone: 818-326-3337 TextDetails
Asking Price: $399,000.00
Down: $140,000.00
Cash Flow: $200,000.00
Revenue: $600,000.00
Area: Pasadena
City: Pasadena
Attributes:
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