Village Of Golf, FL
$125,000
Village Of Golf, FL
$125,000
San Jose, CA
$99,988
Miami Beach, FL
$249,000
Harrison County, MS
$159,000
Suffolk County, NY
$250,000
Nassau County, NY
$595,000
Nassau County, NY
$450,000
Lombard, IL
$69,000
Harford County, MD
$99,000
Kings County, NY
$195,000
Fairfield County, CT
$520,000
Walnut Creek, CA
$129,000
Philadelphia, PA
$125,000
Phoenix, AZ
$245,000
Phoenix, AZ
$225,000
Chicago, IL
$159,000
Robert Flynn
United Brokers Group LLC
Serving Providence County, RI
Four brokers, twenty eight cooperating brokers, and operating in seven states from New Hampshire to New Jersey. Brokers are also licensed realtors in multiple states. Specializing in sales and acquisitions of closely held businesses. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey. Sharp focus on Manufacturing, Insulation Installation, Technology, Healthcare, Marine, and Large Gas Stations with real estate, and Liquor Stores. United Brokers Group LLC is a leading generator of SBA loans in its markets with multiple referral agreements in place with leading banks. Mr. Flynn is an "Industry Expert" for "The Business Reference Guide" in the Manufacturing category. Licensed Real Estate Broker in Massachusetts and Rhode Island and a Primary Broker in Rhode Island. Contributing author and under contract to author articles for the BizBuySell "Knowledge Center" and has been quoted multiple times in "Inc. Magazine", Bloomberg News, other publications. Marketing strategy tactics include selling New England businesses to those from outside the New England region. Innovative marketing plans for Buyers and Sellers. Confidential process. Problem solving. Other Robert Flynn business holdings: 1. Managing Partner, "The Corbett Hub" of Boston. www.CorbettHub.com This company also owns 25% of Boston Valuation Services www.BostonValuations.com and Manhattan Valuation Services www.ManhattanValuations.com 2. Sold his company Key-Tech, Inc. a patented plastics printing system manufacturing technology company to a publicly traded company in Europe.
Suffolk County, NY
$950,000
New York County, NY
$500,000
Montgomery County, PA
$115,000
Suffolk County, NY
$1,200,000
Doral, FL
$275,000
Jefferson County, MO
$130,000
Orange County, CA
$325,000
Peabody, MA
$75,000
New York County, NY
$1,600,000
Phoenix, AZ
$200,000
Las Vegas, NV
$95,000
Middlesex County, MA
$625,000
Jefferson Valley, NY
$250,000
Nassau County, NY
$249,000
Nassau County, NY
$165,000
Atlanta, GA
$300,000
Los Angeles, CA
$229,000
Oakhurst, CA
$299,000
Webster, TX
$150,000
Nassau County, NY
$499,000
Cook County, IL
$159,000
Gwinnett County, GA
$267,500
Littleton, CO
$115,000
New York County, NY
$1,095,000
Fulton County, GA
$165,000
Gwinnett County, GA
$265,000
Tenafly, NJ
$195,000
Sparks, NV
$250,000
Scott Ruby
We Sell Restaurants
Serving Ramsey County, MN
We Sell More Restaurants Than Anyone Else. PERIOD.
San Diego County, CA
$199,000
Houston, TX
$175,000
Massapequa Park, NY
$695,000
Tarrant County, TX
$369,000
Elizabeth, NJ
$105,000
Bergen County, NJ
$180,000
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.