Lombard, IL
$69,000
Lombard, IL
$69,000
Worcester County, MA
$550,000
Cook County, IL
$159,000
Tampa, FL
$20,000
Lake County, IL
$90,000
Niceville, FL
$50,000
Middlesex County, MA
$105,000
Redwood City, CA
$100,000
Nassau County, NY
$75,000
North Hollywood, CA
$165,000
Gainesville, VA
$65,000
Murrieta, CA
$275,000
Suffolk County, NY
$150,000
District of Columbia, DC
$1,200,000
Suffolk County, MA
$550,000
Cook County, IL
$99,000
Andrew Rogerson
Rogerson Business Services
Serving Sacramento County, CA
Valuing and selling a business or medical practice is a complex undertaking for the owner. Equally, it involves one of their most important assets. Establishing a proper value to attract qualified and motivated buyers is important. What's more important is to have an accurate valuation so, if the buyer needs third-party finance such as an SBA loan, the sale of the business can happen and the seller achieves their ultimate of selling their business. This professional approach includes negotiating leases, assisting with legal agreements while keeping all this totally confidential. If you own a business and it's time to value and sell and it's in California, this is just a small sample of how we can help, as experts in the field of valuing and selling a business in California. We screen all buyers to determine their financial qualifications and business background. Because we work with each potential buyer to find the right business, the prospects we bring you will be genuinely interested in your business as well as financially capable. Most inquirers who call about a particular business listing end up buying a different business. While this is frustrating if you try to sell your business alone, it is a big plus when working with us. If you are a business owner located in California with a business that generates at least $2 million in gross revenue and is ready to sell within 6 to 12 months, click on the Contact Me button for a free inquiry.
New York, NY
$350,000
San Francisco, CA
$69,000
Los Angeles, CA
$76,700
Westmont, IL
$250,000
New Port Richey, FL
$74,900
Suffolk County, MA
$350,000
Ocean County, NJ
$90,000
Hewlett, NY
$150,000
DeKalb County, IL
$45,000
San Francisco, CA
$175,000
Gta
$100,000
Everett, WA
$149,990
Lauder Hill, FL
$75,000
Brooklyn, NY
$250,000
San Francisco, CA
$50,000
Midway, FL
$320,000,000
Cook County, IL
$1,000,000
River Edge, NJ
$250,000
Westmont, IL
$1,050,000
Hayward, CA
Baltimore, MD
$289,000
Nassau County, NY
$875,000
Marin County, CA
$1,250,000
West Liberty, OH
$1,950,000
Norwalk, CT
$950,000
Tinley Park, IL
$800,000
Newport News, VA
$100,000
Fairfax, VA
Edward Laub
Legacy Advisors, LLC/ Keller Williams Commercial
Serving Bergen County, NJ
Legacy Advisors, LLC - Business Brokerage I am a licensed realtor with Keller Williams Commercial serving New Jersey. My main focus is in the field of Restaurant Sales however I am well versed in warehousing, industrial and logistics.
Washington, DC
$750,000
Boston, MA
Marion, SC
$779,000
$30,000
$25,000
How often do you eat out during the week? After a long day at the office or an afternoon of the kids' extracurricular activities, it can be easy to stop into a deli or sandwich shop and grab what you need for dinner. Now, imagine if you were on the other side of the counter, making money for feeding hungry people. There are plenty of benefits to deciding to look for delis and sandwich shops for sale.
If you dream of opening a place where people come in to relax while they eat, fast-casual restaurants or even full-service, upscale delis are popular as well. One of the best parts of looking to buy delis and sandwich shops? Their popularity means most corporations provide an in-depth training process to ensure you don't feel like you're floundering on the job.
When deciding which delis and sandwich shops for sale that you're interested in, it's important to consider your demographic. Are you planning to purchase something in an everyday neighborhood where most residents are blue-collar? A well-known, multi-national brand is likely to do best because they offer value menus that everyday Americans can more readily afford. On the other hand, white-collar neighborhoods can afford to pay more and are usually deemed more health-conscious, which allows you to invest in higher-end options with more expensive (and often healthier) ingredients.
Of course, it is important to remember your business decision goes beyond which type of food you'd prefer to serve. You also need to consider where you can afford rent, how much the corporation wants in royalties, and whether you can afford insurance in more expensive areas.