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Posting ID: 243050
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$120,000
Revenue
$480,000
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$70,000
Posting: 286529 | Available | 5/11/24
A market is for sale due to the owner's health forcing them to sell as they retire. The business boasts a high adjusted net income of $10,000 per month with accurate sales and income records. It is easy to operate, faces no competition, and operates from 9:30 am to 9:00 pm. The rent is only $2,400.
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$155,000
Cash flow
$215,000
Revenue
$1,150,000
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$500,000
Posting: 286299 | Available | 4/27/24
The grocery store is well established and organized, with a meat, produce, and beer & wine license. The area includes many apartment residential customers and commercial and business establishments. The restaurant is ready to serve, equipped with a hood and grill inside the store.
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1,800,000+ Inv
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$520,000
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Posting: 282304 | In Escrow | 12/31/23
For sale is a 76 gas station with less than 5 years on contract. This is a prime property next to the 405 freeway. The land size is about 30,000 sq. ft and the building is about 2,760 sq. ft. There are 6 MPDs and 4 tanks (12k, 12k, 10k, & 6k). One tank may be converted to e-85.
Asking Price
$8,250,000
Cash flow
$610,000
Revenue
$1,100,000
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$2,500,000
Posting: 285502 | Available | 5/16/24
For sale is a prime location that is strategically positioned off the 57 Freeway with convenient access to I-10 via Via Verde, boasting a captive market with no competition within a 2-mile radius. It has been a thriving business for over the past 3 years (2021-2023).
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$7,777,000
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$225,000
Posting: 284291 | Available | 4/30/24
This well-established liquor store, operating for over 35 years, is situated in a prime location on a busy boulevard in Los Angeles County. It currently runs as an absentee operation with the assistance of two employees. This is an asset sale.
Asking Price
$225,000
Cash flow
$250,000
Revenue
$690,000
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$50
Posting: 285519 | Available | 5/2/24
For sale is a market in Pasadena that does not sell any alcohol. It is easy to handle the store and is ideal for a husband/wife duo. The store has a high margin (almost 50%), low rent, and short business hours. It is located in a very busy area in the center of the city. 2023 sales 68,760, net 250K
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$490,000
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Posting: 285869 | Available | 3/27/24
For sale is a well-established grocery market in Gardena. The sales are $95K per month (including meat $30K). The net income is $14,000 per month. The gross rent is $5,000 per month with 5 years fixed. The terms are 5 + three 5-year options.
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$480,000
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Posting: 286458 | Available | 5/8/24
We are delighted to offer this car wash business opportunity in Los Angeles County. This opportunity includes a 100-foot tunnel, making it a rare chance to purchase an operating express car wash. Additionally, it features an additional C-store/waiting area, detail shop, and lube facility.
Asking Price
$750,000
Cash flow
$96,000
Revenue
$600,000
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Posting: 279849 | Available | 5/18/24
This is a drive-thru beer and wine dairy market which is located in a good neighborhood, and has gross sales of $35,000/month. The business hours are 8:30 AM - 8:30 PM for 7 days. It has good potential.
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$235,000
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Posting: 275705 | Available | 8/13/22
Well-managed beer a wine market for sale. Profit $15,000/month. Gross sales 65,000/month lease term 10yr plus 5yr option. Rent $3,500 under current ownership over 20 years. Great neighbors and great parking space. This is a great opportunity for a first-time buyer or experienced buyer. Absentee run.
Asking Price
$350,000
Cash flow
$100,000
Revenue
$650,000
Down
$80,000
Posting: 285767 | Available | 4/18/24
This convenience market, resembling a 7-11 style, has been owned by the seller for 16 years. With an average gross sales of $55,000 per month, it boasts a 35% margin, making it easy to run. The store, spanning 1,620 square feet, excludes meat and produce. Stable Revenues.
Asking Price
$145,000
Posting: 208667 | Available | 5/16/24
I am seeking a gas station with or without property. My client has about $900,000 in cash which could be used as a down payment or for a cash purchase. The brand of the station does not matter. If there is potential to add a car wash it's a plus.
Cash flow
$60,000
Revenue
$660,000
Down
$150,000
Posting: 276559 | Available | 12/19/23
Liquor business with value for money is for sale. The business is run by employees and the current opening time is from 8 AM to 10 PM. The buyer will have a new lease and the rent was fixed for the last 10 years at $2,550 per month gross.
Asking Price
$249,999
Cash flow
$48,000
Revenue
$144,000
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Posting: 285156 | Available | 5/18/24
This is a mini-grocery market for sale as-is in Los Angeles County. The size is about 2,000 sq ft. The amount of rent is $1,300 per month. It is home-based. The asking price is $54,900 plus inventory. There is no beer or wine.
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$54,900
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$6,000,000
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$1,250,000
Posting: 283096 | Available | 4/9/24
This is an international supermarket for sale. The 8,000 sq. ft market is located in a huge shopping center on a major street that was established over 35 years ago. They sell meat, fish, Sushi, bakery, produce, restaurant, catering and much more. This is a great location.
Asking Price
$1,250,000
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$288,000
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Posting: 280155 | Available | 10/9/23
This market has excellent margins, short business hours, and is in a safe area in a good neighborhood. The sales are $60,000 and the margin is 40%. Extra income is $1500/month from the ATM and $4500/month from the lotto. The rent is $3,800 including the NNN. There is 1 employee paid $800/month.
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$289,000
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Posting: 276264 | Available | 9/12/22
Beer and wine market. Sales are $42,000/month. Semi-absentee run. Extra income is $37,500/year from lotto. Rent is $2,500. Current owner has ran for 17 years. Number of parking spots. Business hours are 8:30am - 9:30pm. Located in Los Angeles. Hispanic area. Good for first time buyer.
Asking Price
$195,000
Cash flow
$120,000
Revenue
$780,000
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Posting: 285983 | Available | 4/4/24
Here is a wonderful drive-thru beer market that has great potential and is at a good location in Los Angeles County. If any prospective buyer has experience or owns the same kind of business, this would be much better for them. Monthly sales are about $65,000.
Asking Price
$269,000
Cash flow
$278,330
Revenue
$5,442,834
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Posting: 286394 | Available | 5/2/24
A premier natural health food, grocery & supplement store complete with an in-house cafe, bakery, juice, smoothie, coffee bar, and more! Selling natural, organic & vegan groceries, produce, meat, nuts, dairy, in-house prepared foods, plus supplements.
Asking Price
$1,075,000
Cash flow
$130,000
Revenue
$630,000
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Posting: 268564 | Available | 6/28/21
Great Little Family Market. Biz established more than 30 yrs. 2000 SQ, 7days 9 to 9. Rent $2500, Lease 6+5, Gross $630K & Net $130K Annually. Extra Lotto & ATM income $1200 Monthly. Owner is retired. Best store who want a stable income.
Asking Price
$195,000
Cash flow
$400,000
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Posting: 275009 | Available | 3/5/23
For sale is a popular liquor store & check cashing location on a busy major street. There are 20 walk-in coolers in the 4,620 sq ft. space. The lot size is 5,724 sq ft. It has excellent profit, as they also do lottery and so on. You can buy the business only or with the property.
Asking Price
$3,750,000
Cash flow
$150,000
Revenue
$600,000
Down
$100,000
Posting: 283941 | Available | 12/26/23
For sale is a market. The seller is sick and wants to retire. High margin 50%, They get $15,000 net income per month, so you can get your investment within a year. No Lottery; If you sell lottery you can also get extra income. Easy to run. They do not sell meat. Open hours : 8am-9pm. 2 employees.
Asking Price
$200,000
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Revenue
$800,000
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$1,250,000
Posting: 286193 | Available | 4/19/24
Are you searching for a prime investment opportunity in the heart of Lancaster, CA? Look no further! We present to you an incredible chance to own the renowned Shell Gas Station located in Antelope Valley.
Asking Price
$4,999,000
Cash flow
$72,000
Revenue
$720,000
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Posting: 266972 | Available | 3/18/21
Has been there for many decades and this market property is a historic building in San Pedro. Motivated seller is offering this well established business with the food permit, very reasonable rent. Asking price $269,000. Gross sales are $720,000 yr. Net profit is approx $ 72,000 yr. 3,500 sq ft.
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$269,000
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$700,000
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Posting: 269371 | Available | 5/3/24
Thriving family-owned Mediterranean market & deli in Antelope Valley! The average gross sales are $60K. The rent is about $3,000 per month including NNN. Size: Spacious 2,121 sq ft. market. Product Range: Exclusive offerings of Armenian, Persian, Arabic, Indian, and more!
Asking Price
$149,999
Cash flow
$120,000
Revenue
$660,000
Down
$120,000
Posting: 284943 | Available | 1/31/24
This Korea Town, Los Angeles market is for sale. The market is located in a small shopping center. The opening time is from 8 AM to 10 PM. The lease has 7 years left and the space is about 900 SF plus another storage of 80 SF. The extra income from lotto is about $3,000 per month.
Asking Price
$280,000
Posting: 245370 | Available | 4/22/24
The buyer is an experienced, qualified, multi-station owner, who is looking to purchase a profitable gas station in the Los Angeles County Area in the 3 million, to 10-million-dollar price range, preferably with land, convenience store/market, or carwash, and selling at least 100K gallons per month.
Cash flow
$250,000
Revenue
$2,000,000
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$35
Posting: 273626 | Available | 4/22/22
This store sales beer & wine with meat and produce market. Free standing building and ample parking lot. This store located at South bay area. Reason for selling is the owners wants to retire. same owner for 20 years. Sales volume average 160,000. Margin will be over 50% except beer and cigarett
Asking Price
$800,000
Cash flow
$115,765
Revenue
$453,410
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Posting: 279398 | Available | 3/12/24
Well-established and highly profitable FedEx Linehaul routes. All routes are contiguous, making load sharing among routes efficient. Each route and supplemental comes with (1) truck and (1) experienced driver already in place. The business has seen double-digit organic growth since its inception.
Asking Price
$525,000
Cash flow
$380,000
Revenue
$1,829,418
Down
$135,000
Posting: 285864 | Available | 4/1/24
Rare opportunity to own a FedEx P&D routes with a 6-DAY/WEEK operation! Hit the ground running with 7,200 stops per week.
Asking Price
$1,350,000
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