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Liquor Store with Deli Approx. $180,000 Net Income This is an outstanding opportunity to own a well-established, profitable liquor store with a deli, located in a busy neighborhood shopping center with excellent visibility and steady customer traffic. The business enjoys a loyal customer base and offers significant upside for an owner-operator. According to the seller, the store generates approximately $80,000 in monthly gross sales, including approximately $15,000 per month in Lottery sales. One of the biggest advantages of this business is its very low rent of only $3,100 per month, helping maximize profitability. The store is open daily from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM and is currently operated with only two part-time employees. An owner-operator can expect to earn approximately $15,000 per month in net income while also having the opportunity to further increase sales through expanded deli offerings, additional product lines, and hands-on management. The lease offers excellent long-term security with 4 years remaining, plus two additional 5-year renewal options, providing stability for years to come. Motivated Seller – Asking Price: $495,000 For more information, please contact: Matt Sadati DRE# 00704888 or Tamana 510-415-6023
Well-established multi-location medical uniform and healthcare apparel retailer has grown into the dominant provider of its kind in the Southeastern United States. Operating multiple storefronts across the Southeast, the business serves nurses, physicians, medical assistants, dental and veterinary professionals, and institutional clients under active uniform program contracts. Its product mix spans medical scrubs, footwear, accessories, and branded apparel from nationally recognized lines, supplemented by an in-house customization operation offering in-house corporate branding and apparel customization capabilities. The Company operates both brick-and-mortar and e-commerce channels, extending its reach statewide and nationally online. Healthcare uniforms represent a non-discretionary spend category, providing demand stability across economic cycles. The business is positioned for continued growth through expanded corporate uniform programs, additional institutional contracts, and e-commerce development. The owner is retiring, offering a qualified buyer a turnkey platform with established infrastructure, contracted revenue, and meaningful barriers to entry.
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$360,000 Net Profit This is a wonderful liquor store located in the fantastic, busy shopping center in the heart of Daly City, San Francisco County. They know this place is a lucky store; they had multiple lotto winners out of this store. The owner claims approximately over $200,000 per month in lotto sales. The base rent is $6000 per month and $3000 NNN the payroll is about $2,000/m, Cr/cd fees are about $1500/m and utility are about $2000/M The owner claims over $100,000/m in sales with a minimum of 35% markup. The owner-operator can easily make over $360,000 in net profit. For more information, contact the listing agent Matt Sadati DRE#0070488 or Tammy at 510-415-6023.
Well-established specialty retail business with over 50 years of continuous operation in a high-traffic, premier Chattanooga location. The business has become a staple within a major tourist corridor, benefiting from consistent foot traffic generated by nearby historic attractions, hotels, and entertainment venues. Founded in 1974, the company has built a strong reputation and brand legacy, attracting both repeat local customers and a steady flow of out-of-town visitors. The retail operation features a diverse product mix including Southern-themed gifts, apparel, novelty items, collectibles, candies, and souvenirs, allowing for broad customer appeal and multiple revenue drivers.
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Please find the details below for the absentee-owner chocolate factory franchise currently available for sale. This is a high-profit, well-maintained store with significant growth potential. The numbers below reflect absentee ownership. This is an excellent opportunity for those who would like to invest in food industry as investor or owner operator. Financial Performance: - 2024: Gross Sales: $492,000 | Net Income: $69.00 - 2025: Gross Sales: $485,000 | Net Income: $55,000 - 2026 YTD: Gross Sales: $230,000 Lease Information: - Size: 1,733 sq ft - Remaining Term: 7 years - Monthly Rent: $3,907.00 - Monthly CAM Charge: $2,192.00 - Rent Escalation: Tied to CPI (annual breakdown detailed in the lease) Franchise Agreement & Support: - Remaining Term: 7 years - Royalty & Advertising Fees: 4-6% of gross income - Training: The franchisor will provide training on operational expectations, and the seller will provide on-site training at the location. Operations & Staffing: - Employees: 5 part-time employees and 1 manager (who splits time between two locations). - Monthly Payroll: $5,853.25 Growth Opportunities: This is a highly seasonal business with peak revenue during major holidays, including Valentine's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, and Father's Day. An owner-operator could substantially increase income by reducing employee overhead, gaining tighter control over food costs, and implementing targeted promotions, additional products, and ready-made gift packages for fast holiday sales. Please let me know if you would like to discuss this opportunity further or review the lease and franchise agreements.
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Please find the details below for the absentee-owner chocolate factory franchise currently available for sale. This is a high-profit, well-maintained store with significant growth potential. The numbers below reflect absentee ownership. This is an excellent opportunity for those who would like to invest in the food industry as an investor or owner operator. Due to the size of this location, most chocolates are pre-packaged, only certain products are made on-site. Financial Performance: - 2024: Gross Sales: $365,000 | Net Income: $62000.00 - 2025: Gross Sales: $357,000 | Net Income: $49,000 - 2026 YTD: Gross Sales: $144,000 Lease Information: - Size: 529 sq ft - Remaining Term: 7 years - Monthly Rent: $3900 - Rent Escalation: Tied to CPI (annual breakdown detailed in the lease) Franchise Agreement & Support: - Remaining Term: 7 years - Royalty & Advertising Fees: 4-6% of gross income - Training: The franchisor will provide training on operational expectations, and the seller will provide on-site training at the location. Operations & Staffing: - Employees: 5 part-time employees and 1 manager (who splits time between two locations). - Monthly Payroll: $5,500 Growth Opportunities: This is a highly seasonal business with peak revenue during major holidays, including Valentine's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, and Father's Day. An owner-operator could substantially increase income by reducing employee overhead, gaining tighter control over food costs, and implementing targeted promotions, additional products, and ready-made gift packages for fast holiday sales. Please let me know if you would like to discuss this opportunity further or review the lease and franchise agreements.
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This established outdoor outfitter, strategically located in central Pennsylvania, serves a broad base of hunters, anglers, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts. The business has built a strong regional presence by offering a diverse range of products, including firearms, ammunition, archery equipment, fishing tackle, live bait, camping supplies, and general outdoor gear. Additional services such as hunting license processing, equipment adjustments, and minor gear repairs enhance customer convenience and drive repeat traffic. The company operates under a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) and an NFA License for Silencers/Suppressors, allowing it to legally retail firearms and ammunition. This license not only provides a competitive advantage in the region but also positions the business within a stable, highly regulated market segment. The mission of the company is to deliver quality gear at competitive prices while maintaining outstanding customer service. Staff are recognized for their product expertise and customer support, which has cultivated a loyal and recurring client base ranging from experienced sportsmen to families seeking outdoor recreation. With its established reputation, diverse inventory mix, and community-driven approach, the business presents a compelling investment opportunity. Growth potential exists through expanded e-commerce sales, deeper inventory diversification, and marketing initiatives targeting both the local outdoor community and the broader regional market. The store’s manageable scale, strong customer loyalty, and compliance credibility provide an excellent foundation for future scalability and profitability.
This established convenience store and gas station represents a compelling acquisition opportunity in Mercer County, Kentucky. The business operates on 1.7 acres of fee simple real estate, featuring an 815 square foot retail facility strategically positioned in a mixed residential and industrial market with minimal direct fuel competition. Operational Infrastructure: The facility maintains comprehensive fuel services through three 10,000-gallon underground storage tanks supporting unleaded 87, unleaded 93, and diesel fuel distribution via three dispensers under protective canopy. Operating hours extend from 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM daily, capturing peak commuter and evening traffic patterns. Financial Performance: The business demonstrates consistent growth trajectory with trailing twelve-month inside sales of approximately $610,000 (excluding lottery operations) and fuel volume of 259,000 gallons. This represents year-over-year growth from 2024 figures of $552,000 in inside sales and 247,000 gallons fuel volume, indicating positive market momentum and customer base expansion. Real Estate Portfolio: The acquisition includes the primary retail facility plus an adjacent warehouse building, previously generating $1,200 monthly rental income. This additional structure provides opportunities for supplemental revenue generation or future operational expansion. Environmental Compliance: The property maintains good environmental standing with current NFA (No Further Action) letter dated July 2024, comprehensive ALTA survey documentation, and EPA closure letter on file, ensuring regulatory compliance and minimizing environmental liability exposure. Market Position: The business serves an established customer base in a strategically advantageous location with limited direct competition for fuel services. The mixed demographic area provides consistent traffic flow supporting both fuel and convenience retail operations. This turnkey operation offers immediate cash flow generation with established operational systems, proven customer loyalty, and significant potential for continued growth through the existing platform and additional real estate assets. There is no fuel supply agreement in place so you are free to use your own provider.
Imagine yourself owning this thriving convenience store and fuel station right in the heart of a bustling Oklahoma community. You'll love the prime location on a busy 6-lane divided road where thousands of customers pass by daily. What makes this opportunity special? You're getting everything - the land, the building, and a proven business that's been serving the community since 1987. The 1,830 square foot store sits on nearly three-quarters of an acre that you'll own outright. No landlord headaches here! The numbers tell a great story. Last year alone, inside sales hit approximately $1.17 million, with fuel sales adding another 445,000 gallons to your revenue stream. That's consistent performance you can count on, especially with the 24/7 operation that never sleeps. You'll appreciate the practical setup: four fuel dispensers under canopy, three underground tanks holding 30,000 gallons total, plus a car wash for additional income. The beer and wine license means you're capturing those higher-margin sales that customers expect. Here's something most buyers worry about - fuel supply contracts. Good news: there's no existing agreement tying your hands. You'll have the flexibility to choose your supplier and negotiate the best terms for your business. This isn't just about buying a business; you're investing in a corner location with excellent visibility in a growing community. The established customer base knows and trusts this spot, and you'll benefit from years of relationship-building. Whether you're an experienced operator looking to expand or someone ready to step into business ownership, this turnkey operation gives you everything needed to hit the ground running. The infrastructure is solid, the location is proven, and the opportunity is waiting for you.
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Mexican Carniceria & Grocery — $65K/mo Sales, Beer/Wine Mexican Meat & Grocery Market $278,000 $100k of inventory (Not included in asking price) Beer & Wine License Craving the bold, authentic flavors of Mexico? Step into Stockton Meat and Grocery Market for the freshest cuts of carne asada, house-made chorizo, and hard-to-find grocery . Carniceria (Butcher Shop): Freshest Produce massive selection of dried beans, and authentic Mexican sodas. This 3500 sf, 15,000 sf with Parking lot rent is $3500 (not including NNN), NNN and Utility $4000, with 20 years lease and option to renew. Owner claims $65k in monthly Sales Contact the agent Ali 925 298 2730
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Key diligence, valuation, financing, and transition considerations for buyers evaluating retail business acquisitions.
Remaining term, renewal options, rent escalations, and assignment rights can make or break a retail deal. A great store with a weak or non-transferable lease is a problem you inherit.
Establish what inventory is included, how it is valued, and how much is dead or seasonal stock. Inventory is often a large and negotiable part of the price.
Reconcile point-of-sale data against bank deposits and tax returns. Understand gross margin by category and how discounting affects it.
Location quality, nearby anchors, and parking drive walk-in revenue. Visit at different times and check that the trade area still supports the business.
Exclusive brands, supplier credit, and minimum order sizes affect both margin and risk. Make sure those relationships transfer to a new owner.
Owner-run stores often lean on the owner relationships and hours. Understand staffing, turnover, and what it costs to operate without the seller.
Answers to common buyer questions for this market.