Specialty Apparel Boutique #1446

SOLD!

Details

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Asking Price:
$1,295,000
Annual Sales:
$2,480,000
Cash Flow:
$420,000
Inventory: $325,000*
FF&E: $220,000*
Real Estate: N/A
Employees: Undisclosed
Location: Denver Metro
*Included
*Not Included

 

Business Description

This retail business rewards your love […]

2013-11-01T11:20:04-07:00November 1st, 2013|Sold Businesses|

Tip #54 – Does Your Business Look Good On Paper?

54_good_on_paperWith few exceptions, buyers are looking for businesses that make money.

Sure, there are other factors that can make a difference such as equipment, client list, location, key employees, etc., but it is still all about the cash flow of the company.

 Business owners have to constantly look at the company financials and make the tough decisions to increase margins, cut expenses, or even head in a different direction.  Showing good, solid cash flow will ultimately determine the value of the company.


2013-05-14T09:46:41-07:00May 14th, 2013|Maximizing Business Value|

Tip #21 – Leases Can Make or Break the Sale of a Business!

21_long_leaseThe lease terms of the business space can be a major consideration for a buyer.

For example, a retail business with a long term lease on a good location can be attractive. But a long term lease on a business needing more space to grow could be a detriment. Or there can be concerns for an expiring lease when the landlord might demand a large increase.

When it comes time to negotiating a new lease, business owners must carefully think through the timing of their plans for exiting […]

2010-04-06T00:01:31-07:00April 6th, 2010|Maximizing Business Value|
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