RV Campground/Resort / Upper Peninsula MI Business For Sale in Curtis (upper peninsula), Michigan

< Previous Result 5 of 1514 Next >

RV Campground/Resort / Upper Peninsula MI

Curtis (upper peninsula), Michigan (Mackinac County)

Entertainment and Leisure - Other Entertainment and Leisure | Entertainment and Leisure - Hotels and Motels

Asking Price:	$1,090,000	Inventory:
Gross Revenue:	$200,000	Real Estate:	$750,000 ++
Cash Flow:	$110,000	FF&E:	$80,000 ++
++ included in the asking price not** included in the asking price

Michigan's Beautiful Upper Peninsula

View Larger Photo of Business

Michigan's Upper Peninsula *Located on 10,000 acre lake *+25 acres *600ft lake frontage,12 cabins, 54 campsites. * 20 slip boat marina, beach, game room, laundry, propane, home.

See our web site at www.uplogcabin.com for pictures and additional information.

For more information, please contact Pam at: (888) 879-6448

About the Business

Home Based:Yes

Facilities:12 cabins, 54 RV campsites, Residence, Office

Market Outlook and Competition:A top ranked facility

About the Sale

Management Training and Support:Yes

Reason For Selling:Retirement

Seller Financing:no

Attached Files - Attachment Disclaimer

Aerial View

15 K

View | Download

KEYWORDS: RV park, campground, resort, cabins, upper peninsula, michigan, curtis, mackinac county

Sell Your Business | This listing has been viewed 226 times

Bookmark

Contact the Seller

* Bold fields are required

Re: BizQuest ID:	977951
Your Name:
Your Email Address:
Phone Number:
Message Text:
	Yes, I would like to receive the Buyer's Newsletter.
	Yes, I would like to receive a daily summary of new listings.

Tips for Buyers

close

You can increase your chances of success in buying a business by improving how you communicate with sellers and/or business brokers. It's important to understand that good businesses receive many inquiries through BizQuest, and sellers/brokers are always more inclined to work with buyers who present themselves as serious, motivated, and educated about the buying a business process.

Business brokers will typically require that you sign a confidentiality or non-disclosure agreement (NDA) prior to providing more detailed information about the business.. They will also want to know a bit about you: how serious you are about buying a business, what your financial picture looks like, your time horizon to buy a business, etc.

Because of this, it's best to not ask for detailed information about the business just yet. An effective inquiry that's sure to be taken seriously would be something similar to this:

"I am interested in this business. Please send me the necessary non-disclosure and any additional documents to complete so we can discuss it further."

For more on this subject, see this posting from the BizQuest Blog.

Privacy Pledge

BizQuest has been connecting buyers and sellers for over 15 years, and has earned a reputation for honesty and integrity. We will NEVER sell or share your personal information with anyone other than who you have specifically requested. For more see our Privacy Pledge

NO SPAM ALLOWED

BizQuest has a strong anti-spam policy. Use of this form for any reason other than to inquire about purchasing this business will result in cancellation of your account.


	Current Search Industry: Entertainment and Leisure Next Listing: Bed and Breakfast with 18 year history Last Viewed: Auto Body Repair See All Recently Viewed Listings


	Recommended Resources Sponsored Links FREE money to buy your new business Business Financing with IRA/401k Funds - No Tax Penalties - An Inc500 Company


	The information on this listing has been provided by either the seller or a business broker representing the seller. BizQuest has no interest or stake in the sale of this business and has not verified any of the information and assumes no responsibility for its accuracy, veracity, or completeness. Please review the full Disclaimer here.

THE Business for Sale Marketplace

Privacy Pledge

NO SPAM ALLOWED