Price Reduced For Fast Sale!!! Two (2) Hair Salon Franchises being sold for $49,000 each. Buy both together or each one individually. Both locations are centrally located in San Diego. Salons are 100% staff run. Seller only does payroll and some admin work. Salons are staffed with 4 hair stylists at one location and 3 hair stylists at second location. Advertised numbers are from the 2019 tax return and business is returning to previous revenues. Please contact the listing Agent, Steve Sharp, for more details. (619) 454-1786
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