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Asking Price:	$460,000 USD USA Dollars
Business for Sale Industry:	Food & Beverage: Liquor Stores
Reason for Selling:	Other business interests.
Year Established:	2005
# of Employees:	1 Full Time: 2 Part Time
Yearly Cash Flow:	$12,080
Yearly Gross Income:	$419,662

Business for Sale Overview:

New liquor store located in a growing community in Middle Tennessee offers someone a chance to purchase a business that is in a regulated industry from the number of competitors allowed. This investment offers the Buyer a great opportunity to take the store on to the next level after start up. Several start up and organizational expenses have been taken care of in the early stages of this business. Now the new owner can concentrate on growing the business and the profits. The current owner has been an absentee owner and relies on a full time manager. The business would be best served and be more profitable if an Owner/Manager was in place. The numbers shown represent an average of the 2 years in business.

Property Features and Assets:

The building that houses this liquor store is about 3 years old and is 1,000 square feet. The lot is some 1.37 acres and has two different entrances. It is located on a four lane street/highway with the highest traffic count in the area. The intersection has a traffic light and is the intersection that enters an industrial park. The neighboring area is made up of commercial/retail establishments and is very much a growth area.

Market Competition and Expansion:

The liquor store building has room to expand and still maintain good access and good parking due to the size of the lot. There is also room to house more inventory and perhaps a more varied product line. This particular community has limited the number of licenses that are available and all of them are taken. The community is in a growth mode and will be a great contributor to this business considering its location.

Additional Details:

• The property is owned.
• The owner is willing to train/assist the new owner.
• The owner is not willing to work for the new owner.
• This is not a homebased business opportunity.
• This is not a franchise resale opportunity.
• This is not a distressed business or bankruptcy situation.