Seller is very motivated due to health conditions - Make an offer!
Full Plant Dry Cleaners with MJH 35 Hydrocarbon System, laundry services & alteration services.
Current owner is the original owner since 1991. Long Established & well known with great reputation for almost 30 years.
Rent is only $2,546 including NNN for 1,275 sq. ft. in a busy shopping center at major intersection. The shopping center is anchor by a super market with many retailers.
All work done in the store and all sales are retails, no delivery & no agency services
Current owner's prices are on higher side. New owner may lower the price and can grow business with coupons and online marketing.
Current owner works full time and wants to retire due to health conditions.
Approximately Monthly Expenses: Rent:$2,546, Electric:120, Gas:225, Insurance:$132, Permit:$125, Phone $30, Supply:$115, Merchant Service fees: $84, Water Softener:$20, Business Property Tax:$25.
To get more information about this Dry Cleaners - Hydrocarbon, Laundry, Alteration business for sale in
Los Angeles County please phone Harry Patel (Broker - BRE License #:01995716) at 562-402-2686 and 562-230-1193 - if you get
voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you
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Dry Cleaners - Hydrocarbon, Laundry, Alteration, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this
business for sale. Thank you. License # 01995716. VR Business Brokers.
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