Working Owner Window glass business for sale in Albany, CA. There's a no Employee. Seller wants to retire. Rent is $1000 and size is 800 sq. ft. Gross sale in 2020 was $187,000 and net profit was over $140,000. Low cost and high return business. Seller will train buyer. More work new owner does will generate more money.
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business for sale. Thank you. License # 01370430. New Standard Realty.
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