Asking Price: $35,000

Inventory: $2,000 (Included in Asking Price)

FF&E: $40,000 (Included in Asking Price)

Seller Financing: The owner is offering seller financing in the amount of $13,000 or 20% of the purchase price.

The business is a computer repair and service business that includes a LAN GAMING CENTER and cafe. The business repairs any type of PC and will also custom build a PC to the customer’s specifications. There are 10 networked gaming PCs with Internet access to gaming web sites, 4 Microsoft XBOX 360s, 2 Sony PS3s, and 2 Nintendo Wiis. All the gaming units are on the network so the gamers can play with other gamers on site and with gamers on the Internet. This encourages groups of high school and college students to come in and purchase a day pass. A wide variety of games are available to play.

Year Established: 2005

Employees: 1 full time -

Facilities: The business was successfully operated from two locations in Perry County from September 2005 until March of 2007. The business was flourishing during that time as an owner operated start-up venture. The owner closed one location in 2007 to focus on other business. The second location remains open. The business occupies over 1,000 square feet for $500 per month and is offering an incentive of FREE RENT for the first 3 months and $250 for the next 3 months to a qualified buyer.

Market Outlook and Competition: A Buyer has the opportunity to purchase a successful business that uniquely combines traditional PC repair and services with a gaming center/LAN Room. This concept can be replicated in other locations and the owner will provide the business model and transitional support and training. The new owner could expand the operations and increase revenue by expanding both the retail and commercial PC repair and service business. The retail side could be expanded by adding in-home PC set-up and repair including networking services. The small business side could be expanded by offering annual contract and web site design. Competition for PC repair and services for both commercial and residential is very limited in Perry County. The current manager would stay on as an employee under new ownership.

Reason For Selling: The owner has no time for the business. He is an active real estate developer and property manager in Perry County.