Signs and Ad Graphics Business For Sale in Connecticut

Signs and Ad Graphics

Business Services - Other Business Services

Asking Price:	$239,000	Inventory:
Gross Revenue:	$255,100	Real Estate:	n/a
Cash Flow:	$98,724	FF&E:	$79,000 ++
++ included in the asking price not** included in the asking price

The owner of this franchise company has taken it to a new level with updated equipment, aggressive marketing and new product lines. He is willing to let this opportunity go for vertially what it would cost for a startup that lacks the cash flow of an established business, so you can start making money from day one. the owner has established many repeat customers and the market is open for expansion. This is a turnkey business.
Experience in this market is not required and training is available from the seller and the franchisor.

About the Business

Year Established:2002

Employees:3 full time -

Franchise:Yes

Facilities:Leased stroe front in a high traffic strip mall

Market Outlook and Competition:Unlimited potential with few competitors

About the Sale

Management Training and Support:Will be happy to train for 4 weeks and coordinate the transfer to the franchisor. He will consider staying on in a commissioned sales role as well.

Reason For Selling:Other Business interests

Seller Financing:owner will consider financing to a qualified buyer

KEYWORDS: Signs, graphics, distributor, sales

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Peter Arentzen \| The Whitfield Group LLC View All of My Listings


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