For sale and available today! Selling a Alameda County type 47 liquor license. If opening a new restaurant with a full bar, you will need this liquor license. If interested and ready to buy, please don't hesitate to contact me. Price is $50K plus fees, may negotiate if quick transfer is possible.
To get more information about this Type 47 Liquor License business for sale in
Alameda County please phone Michael Lemons (Resource) at 949-315-7892 - if you get
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business for sale. Thank you. License Locators.
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Contact: Hans Monvik: 530-355-1942 Cell, 530-355-1942 Text
Status: Active Posting #: 267160 Refreshed: 6/22/2022
Asking Price: $1,950,000
Down Payment: Call / Email
Annual SDC: Call / Email
Annual Gross: $1,500,000 plus
Attributes: Broker-Broker Coop, Lifestyle, Real Estate Available, With Real Estate, Training And Support
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