$1,200,000.00
Asking Price
Status: Active
Posting ID: 291318
3/29/25
Description
Leading Tile and Stone Importer, Retailer & Wholesaler. Company located in the South Bay Area by the Coast. Established 40 years ago and enjoys a great reputation. They import Stones and Tiles from Overseas Manufacturers as well as Major Distributers, this allows for higher Profit Margin. No Contractor License Required. Delivery Trucks and Forklifts included. Experienced Sales and Warehouse Management Teams in Place. $900K of inventory included. SBA Loan Assumption is possible. Some Seller Financing may be available to qualified Buyer. Motivated Seller.
To get more information about this Tile And Stone Outlet - Retail And Wholesale business for sale in please phone M. Nikoo (Agent - BRE License #:01129107) at 650-400-4478 Cell and 650-400-4478 Text - if you get voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you saw this posting/ad #291318 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning M. Nikoo, make sure you email M. Nikoo above to get more info about this Tile And Stone Outlet - Retail And Wholesale, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this business for sale. Thank you. License # 01129107. Business Team.
Contact
Phone: 650-400-4478 CellPhone: 650-400-4478 TextDetails
Asking Price: $1,200,000.00
Down: Call/Email
Cash Flow: $137,627.00
Revenue: $944,278.00
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Posting: 287577 | Available | 5/19/25
This dealership is a leading supplier of high-quality and affordable power sports products in Northern California. The dealership offers a wide range of vehicles including ATVs, dirt bikes, motorcycles, electric bicycles and scooters.
Asking Price
$90,000
Cash flow
$80,000
Revenue
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Posting: 291131 | Available | 5/15/25
Well-structured, easy-to-run business with consistent demand and a proven product line. This business is a turnkey furniture manufacturing company specializing in pre-designed office and retail store furniture. This is a streamlined operation with established systems.
Asking Price
$166,000
Cash flow
$367,571
Revenue
$1,350,000
Down
$1,500,000
Posting: 277815 | Available | 5/16/25
This Northern California non-surgical hair replacement company is a California S Corporation and was started more than 23 years ago, and under current ownership since inception. They offer hair loss prevention and regrowth products and treatment services, wigs and toppers, and more.
Asking Price
$1,500,000
Cash flow
$120,187
Revenue
$873,185
Down
$450,000
Posting: 288613 | Available | 5/19/25
In the bustling heart of the San Francisco Bay Area, a distributor isn't just moving parts its keeping industries moving. Specializing in brake systems and components for industrial vehicles and machinery, the business goes beyond replacements, delivering reassurance, reliability, and relief.
Asking Price
$450,000
Cash flow
$4,332
Revenue
$97,117
Down
$45,000
Posting: 280801 | Available | 5/19/25
Step into ownership of a thoughtfully built, premium women's athleisure brand designed for today's market and tomorrow's growth.
Asking Price
$45,000
Cash flow
$40,000
Revenue
$360,000
Down
$250,000
Posting: 291087 | Available | 5/18/25
A well-established pet food business is now up for sale, offering an incredible chance to step into a lucrative market. Established Brand, Loyal Customer Base, Diverse Product Range, Flexible Subscription Plans.
Asking Price
$250,000
Cash flow
$1,109,010
Revenue
$39,517,663
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 292600 | Available | 5/17/25
Discover a rare opportunity to acquire a well-established, top-tier California feed manufacturing and wholesale company with over a century of success. Known for its high-quality products, strong industry reputation, and loyal customer base, this business generates steady revenues of $40M-$50M.
Asking Price
$1,000,000
Cash flow
$50,000
Revenue
$200,000
Down
$1,699,000
Posting: 290126 | Available | 5/14/25
This Northern California based Gaming Products and Services is a California Sole Proprietorship and was established in 2016 and has been under current ownership since inception. They offer an extensive collection of gaming hardware, software and accessories.
Asking Price
$1,699,000
Cash flow
$75,000
Revenue
$600,000
Down
$274,900
Posting: 290568 | Available | 5/15/25
This Northern California based Snack Shop is a California Limited Liability Company and was formed 5 years ago and has been under the same ownership since inception. Open 7 days a week and located in the heart of a highly affluent part of North America.
Asking Price
$274,900
Cash flow
$50,000
Revenue
$650,000
Down
$1,990,000
Posting: 288542 | Available | 5/15/25
Semi-Absentee Owned Mattress & Furniture Store - Real Estate Included - SC2201 Retail Businesses for Sale Primary Category: Furniture & Furnishings Stores for Sale
Asking Price
$1,990,000
Cash flow
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Revenue
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$235,000
Posting: 288923 | Available | 5/17/25
This is a liquor store newly constructed 2.5 years ago on the Monterey Peninsula in the middle of the pandemic. It is located in a neigborhood shopping center with a major grocery store, banking, restaurants, fast food service. It offers customers personal service of delivery.
Asking Price
$235,000
Cash flow
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Revenue
$350,000
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Posting: 292781 | Available | 5/14/25
Full-service florist in Point Loma, offering wedding, corporate, and subscription floral services. Established for 8 years with a strong local reputation and prime lease until 2028. Includes key assets and growth opportunities in corporate events and workshops.
Asking Price
$150,000
Cash flow
$500,000
Revenue
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Posting: 290273 | Available | 5/15/25
Take a BITE out of the pet care industry with five key revenue drivers in one modern facility! Founded in 2009 by a visionary who had spent years in research and planning for an all-inclusive dog care facility, The Dog Stop, has now developed throughout 21 states.
Asking Price
Franchise Fee 49,500
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Posting: 289666 | Available | 5/16/25
This Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) business is a great fit for someone looking to build a business with high returns. It is a simple business with no employees. The buyer can add additional ATMs and additional employees. This route makes around $23,000 annually. It is generated from 145 ATMs.
Asking Price
$49,800
Cash flow
$200,000
Revenue
N/A
Down
$200,000
Posting: 287737 | Available | 5/9/25
There is no nearby competition, and this market has a great deal of potential. The building owner has operated it for more than 25 years and is selling for personal reasons. The market is currently open 6 days a week and closes at 7:00 pm, with monthly sales of $195,000.
Asking Price
$585,000
Cash flow
$89,000
Revenue
$300,000
Down
Cash Only
Posting: 286183 | Available | 6/6/24
Owners have decided to retire and sell the locally iconic "Cactus Corner Business" and rent to store to the new buyers. This local deli, market, and store have a long-term loyal local following with a proven formula for a profitable business "as is" and a new owner can add their special touches.
Asking Price
$139,500
Cash flow
$377,400
Revenue
$1,217,400
Down
$650,000
Posting: 281498 | Available | 8/3/23
For sale is a beer and wine market with property in Los Angeles. It is a corner location with spacious parking. They do not sell meat and vegetables. The store is 2,867 sq ft. and the lot size is 6,607 sq ft. (C2 commercial zoning). It also gets monthly rental income from a 2 bed, 2 bath house.
Asking Price
$1,650,000
Cash flow
$3,000,000
Revenue
$15,000,000
Down
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Posting: 281158 | Available | 6/9/23
This acclaimed skin care brand is an unparalleled leader in its 3 novel primary sales channels. Together with its direct to consumer sales efforts, the beauty care brand enjoys remarkable market access that allows it get newly launched products in front of customers and in customers hands in days.
Asking Price
$14,000,000
Cash flow
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$50
Posting: 291203 | Available | 3/20/25
Major brand gas station and convenience store for sale, featuring gas sales of approximately 90,000 gallons per month at a margin of $0.90 per gallon, market sales of around $80,000 per month, and lotto sales of about $25,000 per month.
Asking Price
$2,300,000
Cash flow
$780,000
Revenue
$1,800,000
Down
$699,000
Posting: 290965 | Available | 3/6/25
High-Volume, Employee-Run 24/7 Smoke Shop in Los Angeles, CA. Asking Price: $699,000 (Cash Offer Only) Inventory: $170,000 Additional Cost. Annual Gross Sales: $1,800,000 Monthly Net Profit: $65,000 Avg Profit Margin: 60% Business Overview: Financials & Lease Details: Rent: $3,600/month
Asking Price
$699,000
Cash flow
$156,000
Revenue
$456,000
Down
$59,000
Posting: 289080 | Available | 4/11/25
For sale is a 1,200 sq. ft. smoke shop that was recently remodeled. The shop sells tobacco, cigars, and much more. It is open seven days a week from 9 AM to 10 PM, with very low rent at $2,700 per month, including NNN.
Asking Price
$59,000
Cash flow
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Posting: 284776 | Available | 4/26/25
For sale is a great location with heavy foot traffic. The price is only for " inventory "that is estimated at $1 million. This is a thriving beauty supply store with a hair salon station space (3 stations). Skin care space is also available upstairs (800-900 sq ft). The entire store is 4,500 sq ft.
Asking Price
$178,000
Cash flow
$216,000
Revenue
$1,080,000
Down
$35
Posting: 285909 | Available | 2/12/25
This is a busy liquor store in the South Bay area for sale! There is enough room to add up more inventory to increase sales. The rent is reasonable and it makes very good extra income from the lottery and scratcher. The reason to sell are due to the health issues of the retiring owner.
Asking Price
$670,000
Cash flow
$90,000
Revenue
$540,000
Down
$120,000
Posting: 291178 | Available | 3/19/25
This beer and wine market is for sale due to the seller's retirement. The business generates approximately $45,000 in gross sales per month, with a net income of around $7,500 per month.
Asking Price
$120,000
Bldg Size
18,000 Sq.Ft
Space Being Rented
5,000 Sq.Ft
Year Built
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Posting: 290318 | Available | 2/26/25
For sale is a 5k sq ft warehouse in a prime location in Lancaster CA. Has two roll up doors, on in the front side and one in the back. The back one is a high doc for loading. Has heater and available inlets for swamp coolers. The restrooms and one small office 8x10.
Lease Amount
$5,000
Cash flow
$420,000
Revenue
$1,500,000
Down
$400,000
Posting: 291047 | Available | 3/11/25
A grocery Market/Liquor store with Property nearby FWY 71 is for sale. Meat and Produce are also sold in the market. The size of the building is 4,476 SF and the lot size is 25,031 SF.
Asking Price
$2,900,000
Cash flow
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Revenue
$807,077
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Posting: 292629 | Available | 5/6/25
This is a boutique wine and spirits shop located in Culver City, California, near the bustling Arts District and within easy reach of downtown Culver City. This is a boutique wine and spirits shop located in Culver City, California, near the bustling Arts District and within easy reach of downtown.
Asking Price
$250,000
Cash flow
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Revenue
Call/Email
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$20
Posting: 292226 | Available | 4/15/25
Beer, wine, and convenience store business with real estate for sale. The store size is approximately 2,000 square feet, while the land size is 2.5 acres, with minimal competition in the surrounding area. Current store sales are approximately $100,000 and have been increasing.
Asking Price
$1,600,000
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