Good location on the main street. Plenty of parking. Huge store at 3,100 sf. Low rent $2,610 per month. Monthly gross: $35,000 monthly. Monthly net: $7,500 monthly. Reason for selling: too hard to manage business.
Monthly gross: $35,000
Monthly rent: $2,610
Lease terms: 4+5+5
Store size: 3,100 sf.
Open hours: 8am-10pm
Employees: family
Extra income: $2,000 lottery.
Owner since 2021
Reason for selling: too hard to manage business.
Financing: all cash
Note: located on a busy street.
Plenty of parking. Huge store at 3,100 sf.
Low rent at $2,610 per month.
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Corona Area please phone Jack Oh (Agent - BRE License #:01299891) at 562-787-4989 Cell and 562-544-6863 - if you get
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Good location on the main street. Plenty of parking. Huge store at 3,100 sf. Low rent $2,610 per month. Monthly gross: $35,000 monthly. Monthly net: $7,500 monthly. Reason for selling: too hard to manage business.
