Gas station with No ABC, clean site. Double wall fiberglass. Seller claims station does 210,000 gallons at 50 cents margin per month. Market annual sales $ 60,000 at 35% margin. Very good Highway location . It is absentee owner. Owner operator make way more than seller. The seller has very good book keeping and ready for lender.
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business for sale. Thank you. License # 01909309. Liberty Business Advisors Of San Francisco Inc..
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Major Brand Gas Station with a Franchise C-Store. Lease term 10 years plus 1 five year option. Semi-Absentee Operation. Gas:100K Gallons/Mth @ .30, Market $68K/Mth, Lotto $37K/Mth, Rent $10K/Mth. Hours of Operation 24/7. 
