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Posting ID: 274084
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NOTE: This BizBen Posting #274084 Coin Laundromat - Good Records, Loyal Customers in La Mirada is currently INACTIVE Today (Either: It's In Escrow, It's Sold, or Is Off The Market Temporarily) - Please See Today's ACTIVE Postings below that match this posting's attributes. For your convenience there are also helpful links below to assist you in your search to buy or sell a small to mid-sized business that matches your criteria. Thank you for using BizBen.com.
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Posting: 262975 | Available | 10/10/20
Exclusive Listing, Coin laundry combined with 4 bays coin car wash at 21,000. Sqf. lot in major Blvd. Newly built up 20 months ago, monthly gross sales have been increasing gradually since its opening, and upside potential for the future. 1031 Exchange is possible. Owner has not been working there.
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$6,100,000
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Posting: 278267 | Available | 4/22/23
This is a well-established laundry in Pacoima! It is a free-standing building with great visibility and ample parking with easy in and out. This coin laundry is located in a highly trafficked area in an excellent location. It is in a great neighborhood with lots of very loyal regular customers.
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$80,000
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Posting: 286440 | Available | 5/7/24
This is a laundromat located in a densely populated area and it is surrounded with lots of apartment complexes. It is very well established coin laundry with established customer base. It is at a prime location in a busy strip center with plenty of parking.
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$250,000
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40% SBA
Posting: 280344 | Available | 4/24/23
5600 SF Well-established Coin Laundry w/ High Stable Income in LA. Great visibility and should have higher income with great growth potential. Gross income is over $ 48,500. All equipment is well-maintained and in great condition. Many washers will be replaced soon so the revenue should go up.
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25%+ SBA
Posting: 249197 | Available | 10/14/20
Coin laundry is an anchor tenant and there is a market as a tenant in the retail building. Stable income and great regular customers. Building 5,160 sq.ft. Lot size 12,282 sq.ft. Monthly gross $38,000. Monthly net income $20,500. 53 washers/56 dryers. All equipment is well- maintained.
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$52,800
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$201,000
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Posting: 286439 | Available | 5/7/24
This laundromat is located in a major street with great visibility in a high traffic area. It has easy in and out access with plenty of parking. It is a great starter laundry with excellent potential in a highly desirable area. Reasonable seller!
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$188,000
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$96,000
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$540,000
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Posting: 256087 | Available | 1/6/24
This is a well-established laundromat and it has a large amount of local & faithful customers. The laundromat business is a good part-time business for people from all walks of life for supplemental income. A new operator with good business sense would do well to take over the business.
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$295,000
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Posting: 285554 | Available | 3/7/24
This coin laundromat is located in a densely populated neighborhood in east Los Angeles with excellent demographics for the business. With a full remodel in 2015 and additional new equipment added within the last two years, this turn-key location is a great investment opportunity for a new owner.
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$535,000
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$200,000
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Posting: 283067 | Available | 9/27/23
Card laundromat with stable revenues, accurate sales, constant income, Semi-Absentee run. No fluff & fold, It is good to maintain the condition of the machine well. Plenty of parking lots. Open hour 6:00 am-11:00 pm, Size 3600 sf, Rent $ 8500/mo, including NNN. Average sales $ 42000/mo.
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$1,000,000
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$614,400
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$1,152,000
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Posting: 256080 | Available | 10/1/20
Monthly Operating Net Profit: $54,300. Property Tax & Insurance : $3,100. Monthly Net Profit: $51,200. SBA loan: 25% down payment to obtain the SBA loan. 25 years amortization. About prime + 1%. 1031 Exchange is possible. 6 month loan payments are waived by government supports if the buyer get SBA.
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$5,000,000
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$107,880
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$396,000
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Posting: 282118 | Available | 3/4/24
This is a well-established and profitable coin-operated laundry with a strong cash flow. The laundromat is located in a densely populated rental neighborhood with great visibility in a high-traffic area. There is easy in-and-out access and excellent parking.
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$480,000
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$1,100,000
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Posting: 280575 | Available | 5/4/23
Coin Laundry with property for sale. It is located on a very busy street surrounded by businesses and residential areas in Los Angeles County.
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$5,750,000
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$65,508
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$211,620
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Posting: 285568 | Available | 3/7/24
This laundry location has recently been remodeled and has a steadily growing income. It is located in a densely populated area surrounded by lots of apartment complexes.
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$298,000
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Posting: 286127 | Available | 4/15/24
A well-established coin laundry is available at a low price in LA. This coin laundry boasts a prime location in a large strip mall with ample parking, situated near Koreatown. It enjoys great demographics and a loyal customer base in a desirable neighborhood, surrounded by houses/apartments.
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Posting: 284689 | Available | 4/19/24
This laundromat has recently been remodeled with some new equipment. It has an excellent mix of equipment. It is located in a strip center with great visibility and easy access.
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$318,000
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Posting: 278268 | Available | 1/15/23
Well-established laundromat in East LA at a LOW Price! Located in a big shopping center in a prime location with ample parking and high traffic. Location! Location! Location!! Lots of regular customers due to its excellent location. Very high return on investment due to No sewer charge.
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Posting: 259594 | Available | 10/25/20
Located in a strip mall in a prime location and surrounded by many apartments. Ample parking lot with easy in and out access. This laundry is always busy with lots of regular customers due to its excellent location. Must see! It has the potential to increase revenue even more. Long-term lease.
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Posting: 261419 | Available | 4/27/24
I am seeking car washes and laundromats. I specialize in coin-operated carwashes with land In the last three months closed all cash escrows for a total of four self-serve carwashes with land and laundromats. I represent multiple clients who know that these businesses might not have financials.
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$324,000
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$820,000
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Posting: 266328 | Available | 4/8/21
Big Cash Maker CL for sale! All equipment in good condition and no extra investment needed for upgrades. Great appearance and has well trained, loyal staff of attendants in place. Steady regular and new customers arriving constantly. Big net income and rare opportunity for serious buyer. Must see.
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$102,000
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$336,000
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Posting: 278665 | In Contract | 10/31/23
For sale is a fully remodeled clean & neat laundry located in the Mid Wilshire/Koreatown area with the highest density. It is in a very busy corner shopping center with several tenants. It has a good income as it is absente-run with easy maintenance/operation. All washers/dryers are major brands.
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$439,000
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35%+ SBA
Posting: 255357 | Available | 10/13/20
3600 sq. ft. Card-operated laundry in Paramount. Excellent prime location in a small strip mall on a major street in the heart of Paramount. Lots of regular customers due to its excellent location. The great designed interior and decorations. Great visibility with ample parking.
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$360,000
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Posting: 282215 | Available | 3/1/24
Well-established laundry in the Los Angeles southwest area. It's in a 7-11 shopping center with T-Mobile, all 6 units with good parking. Near a several hundred-unit huge apartment complex, Honey Hole of laundry demographic. Just got a new $150,000. Equipment is included in the price.
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$339,000
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$550,000
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$1,000,000
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Posting: 280104 | Available | 1/10/24
This coin laundry is located in Korea town of Los Angeles County, California. It is semi-absentee run and open 24 hours. With rental income.
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$3,000,000
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$318,000
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$868,000
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Posting: 277293 | Available | 11/6/22
High traffic, central Los Angeles laundromat with a healthy, loyal customer base. One owner for 20 years. Many streams of income are in place with the potential for more. Flexible SBL and partial seller financing are available. Dependable staff in place. Unique chance for an established money maker.
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$1,300,000
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Posting: 281258 | In Contract | 2/16/24
This spacious nicely arranged store offers the best and unique mix of equipment sizes to the local surrounding neighborhood to wash and dry their clothes. The spacious turn-key store is ready for someone to come in and be ready to continue the operation.
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$299,000
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Posting: 268983 | Available | 7/21/21
Best money making laundromat in la. Great visibility and prime location! 8400 sq. ft. free-standing building in a great demographic prime location. This is one of the best laundromats in the area. Great visibility with ample parking and easy in/out access. Low rent and long-term lease for 25 years.
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Posting: 252709 | Available | 10/20/20
Well-established Coin Laundry w/ stable income in LA Koreatown! Great location, location, location! Excellent prime location in a small strip mall on a major street in the heart of Koreatown. Ample parking with easy in and out access. This laundry is always busy with lots of regular customers.
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Posting: 282164 | Available | 10/5/23
2850 SF Well-established Coin Laundry w/ High Stable Income in LA. Great visibility and stable income with great growth potential. Located in a strip mall in a prime location. Great visibility with ample parking and easy in/out access. This coin laundry is located in a very densely area,
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Posting: 263995 | Available | 6/17/22
This is an opportunity to own one of the largest collections of antique plumbing fixtures and parts in the United States - at a discounted price! The inventory ranges from beautiful, turn-of-the-century clawfoot tubs and rib-cage showers, to beautifully decorated China toilets and sinks!
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$349,000
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