Current Status: Active
Posting #: 274482
Last Refreshed: 8/3/22
Contact: James At 408-540-4836 - Also Email This Contact Below
Asking Price: $295,000 Down Payment: None Given
Annual SDC: $180,000
Annual Gross: None Given
Attributes: Broker-Broker Coop, Training & Support, SBA Loan Pre-Qualified
Top brand blinds, shades, shutters etc retail. Easy to operate profitable and potential business even without advertisements more sales with advertising & marketing. Ideal location on a high traffic major street and the hub of Silicon Valley. Increasing sales year by year with many repeat and new customers due to a good reputation. Covering area are South Bay, East Bay, PENNINSULA, SF area.
* Daily contact not too many customers a lot of private time available and absent run available. No license required except city biz lic. Free training available.
* Yearly free incentive travel to the world-famous places for two people.
* Don't need to worry about inventories - Merchants are order based.
* Succeeded and operated by current owner for 14 years. Now owner will retire.
To get more information about this Window Coverings Dealership - Repeat Clients business for sale in
South Bay, Santa Clara County please phone James at 408-540-4836 - if you get
voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you
saw this posting/ad #274482 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning
James, make sure you email James above to get more info about this
Window Coverings Dealership - Repeat Clients, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this
business for sale. Thank you.
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Attributes: Broker-Broker Coop, SBA Loan Pre-Qualified, Training And Support
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