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Posting: 292814 | Available | 5/15/25
This is a food truck. 2009 Ford truck. 180,000 miles. New engine. All the equipments are like new. Only used it for 2 years. 26 feet long truck and 20 feet long kitchen space. Very spacious.
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$115,000
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$1,200,000
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Posting: 292418 | Available | 5/16/25
High volume Vietnamese restaurant for sale in Brentwood shopping center. Lease amount is $14,000 which cover water, garbage and CAM charges. The restaurant is doing between $100,000-$120,000 a month in sales. The sales included DoorDash, Uber eats and grubhub.
Asking Price
$299,000
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$240,000
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Posting: 290824 | Available | 5/15/25
Sushi & roll Restaurant located inside the most desirable street mall in Bakersfield, CA. Established in 2021 (Brand new set up). Great condition. $100,000 ~ $120,000 monthly gross revenue. NOI per month: $20,000 avg. Owner only works 8hrs a week. The restaurant has 41 beer & wine license.
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$459,000
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Posting: 291149 | Available | 5/14/25
Established Fast food Chinese restaurant for sale in Sacramento natomas. Takeout-only Chinese spot with standout Singapore noodles and sweet and sour sauce.
Asking Price
$168,000
Total Investment
$375,000
Min Liquid Cash
$150,000
Net Worth
$250,000
Posting: 290570 | Available | 5/15/25
Make Clean, Healthy Dogs Your Mission with the Nation's First Wellness-Focused Membership-Based Dog Care Franchise! Happy, healthy dogs. It's why we created a revolutionary business model around keeping our furry friends feeling their best the first ever membership base dog care franchise!
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$49,900
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$89,508
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Posting: 287509 | Available | 5/19/25
$50,0000. DOWN PAYMENT INTEREST ONLY SELLER FINANCING FOR TWO YEARS. A great opportunity to own a lively and busy bar with entertainment located on a very busy street in Vacaville. This turnkey operation is currently managed by an absentee seller. Seller relocating. Type 48 ABC.SDCF 2024 $89,508.00
Asking Price
$175,000
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$50,000
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$635,000
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Posting: 292709 | Available | 5/20/25
One of the very first poke restaurant in Los Angeles. Established in 2015. Original Owner. Absentee run. Great potential for growth with owner operation.
Asking Price
$149,900
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$120,000
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$435,242
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Posting: 291463 | Available | 5/19/25
This is a well-established passenger transportation business. This business was established in 2003 as a family business and it serves clients in the North Bay Area ( Marin, Sonoma Napa Counties) California.
Asking Price
$385,000
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$3,830,730
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Posting: 284824 | Available | 5/19/25
This well-established freight company provides drayage services from the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to warehouses in Southern California. The company was established over 37 years ago and has over 130 customers in diverse industries.
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Posting: 292439 | Available | 5/15/25
Boba and Dessert / Can expend to Bagels and Donuts / ASSET SALE / 1500 sq feet / Low Rent $2800 including NNN / 5 years + 5 years Option (lease to be read) 3 years no increases. / Can convert to Pizza Rest / Mexican Rest/ Chinese Fast Food / Sandwiches Location/ Grease Inceptor (common) PATIO!!!
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$120,000
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Posting: 286375 | Available | 5/16/25
Unlock the door to your dream of business ownership with a thriving Deli/Cafe business nestled in San Anselmo. Beyond its quaint facade lies a bustling hub where every cup of coffee tells a story and each dish served is made with fresh local ingredients.
Asking Price
$74,000
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$95,453
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$213,890
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Posting: 288360 | Available | 5/15/25
For over two decades, this thriving physical therapy practice has been a cornerstone of local healthcare, earning consistent 5-star reviews and a stellar reputation. Located in a prime area near schools and affluent, athletically-inclined neighborhoods,
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$155,000
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Posting: 292103 | Available | 5/19/25
This HVAC company has been excelling in installations, maintenance and repairs across Las Vegas and its surrounding suburbs since 1978. Sales have primarily been driven by referrals from satisfied customers. With a dedicated team of two full-time technicians.
Asking Price
$350,000
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$254,000
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$790,000
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Posting: 289688 | Available | 5/16/25
This glass replacement and repair business has a 29+ year reputation for excellent service at a reasonable cost. They serve Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties and some surrounding areas.
Asking Price
$289,000
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$1,596,000
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Posting: 286294 | Available | 5/19/25
This Brewery and Restaurant offers a variety of craft beers brewed on-site, along with a menu featuring pub-style fare and American cuisine. From classic IPAs and stouts to refreshing lagers and seasonal brews, the rotating menu caters to all beer preferences.
Asking Price
$375,000
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$50,000
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$800,000
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Posting: 288539 | Available | 5/15/25
This Northern California based Car Audio and Window Tinting Business is a California C Corporation and was established in 2005 and has been under current ownership since inception. This company specializes in car audio and electronics, window tinting, safety & security, and led lighting.
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$1,490,000
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Posting: 286620 | Available | 5/19/25
This laundromat property is available for purchase and re-tooling. This once well-run and profitable laundromat has fallen due to neglect and an eventual closure. This opportunity is now available for acquisition and renovation.
Asking Price
$697,000
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$100,000
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Posting: 287210 | Available | 5/16/25
This Northern Californian RV and Camping Cabin Park is a California Limited Liability Company and under current ownership for the past 6 years but has been in existence for the past 70 years! Located on the almost 8-acre property are 10 cabins, 16 full RV hookups, 5 dry RV spots, and 6 tent sites.
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$595,000
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Posting: 291126 | Available | 5/15/25
Currently the "Piano bar" serving euro/asian food for private parties at a great price. This property is in exceptional condition and the seller is very motivated. Located in the busiest area of Glendale with fully and newly renovated kitchen space and ample room for whatever event is scheduled.
Asking Price
$575,000
Total Investment
$77,000
Min Liquid Cash
$100,000
Net Worth
$100,000
Posting: 290573 | Available | 5/15/25
Payroll Vault's combination of strong financials, low operating costs, and proven success make it an exceptional opportunity for anyone looking to run a scalable and sustainable business. Payroll Vault can both personal satisfaction and financial success!
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Posting: 290786 | Available | 5/15/25
Schooley Mitchell is the largest independent cost reduction consulting company in North America. Our network of Franchised consulting offices across the continent serves as the outsourced expense reduction specialists to business clients, providing professional solutions from coast-to-coast.
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$73,000
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Posting: 291354 | Available | 5/14/25
17 years Established Chinese restaurant for sale in Palo Alto. Located 8 minutes from Stanford university campus. Authentic Sichuan cuisine with spicy flavors and vegan options in a no-frills space. Plenty of parking in back for customer. Lease amount is $8300. 80% of the business is take out only.
Asking Price
$186,000
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$250,000
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$1,000,000
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Posting: 290079 | Available | 5/19/25
This Northern California based Pizza Franchise is a Sub-Chapter S Corporation and has been in operation for the past 30 years and under current ownership for the past 2 1/2 years. This franchise has been in operation for over 45 years, making it one of the most established pizza franchises.
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$449,000
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Posting: 292241 | Available | 5/16/25
This established and accredited hospice agency in Los Angeles County presents a compelling opportunity for qualified buyers seeking entry into the lucrative end-of-life care market. The agency has a current patient census of 40 - 50.
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$2,200,000
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Posting: 292598 | Available | 5/16/25
This is a Plumbing and Air franchise asset sale in North County San Diego, offering a fully equipped, turnkey operation with all necessary licenses and training included. Ideal for entrepreneurs looking to enter the high-demand plumbing and HVAC services market.
Asking Price
$240,000
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$1,500,000
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$2,600,000
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Posting: 286210 | Available | 5/16/25
This Northern Californian Towing and Storage Company is a Californian Limited Liability Company that has been in business for the past 32 years under the same ownership. They operate out of one main location with 3 storage facilities and provide full-service towing capabilities.
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$6,500,000
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$395,698
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Posting: 292282 | Available | 5/16/25
Pizza restaurant in a prime San Diego location with equipment for a pizza concept or conversion to other uses. Established in 2015, this business offers an opportunity for growth with new developments nearby. Seller focusing on other operations.
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$129,000
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Posting: 291509 | Available | 5/15/25
[PRICE DROP] Approx. 3,000 sq. ft. restaurant in Garden Grove. Currently a Korean-style bar generating approx. $45,000/month. Includes ABC license, low rent, new freezer, free parking. Diverse clientele. Employee-operated. Great opportunity for investment or rebranding.
Asking Price
$198,000
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Laundry consulting, due diligence, buyer representation: We preview laundries for you and evaluate them. 28 years laundry industry experience: buying, selling, valuing, retooling, analyzing, consulting services for laundry buyers and entrepreneurs in California. Contact us today about our services.
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