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Business for Sale Overview:

Business For Sale: The Dream Dinners Franchise in the Southern California Coastal communities of Newport Coast, Laguna Niguel, and Dana Point. Increasingly, people have less time to cook and less discretionary income to go out for a good meal. For just two hours a month, any person can create six to twelve, mouth-watering, nutritious, meals for family, dates or dinner parties, saving money and using the same high quality ingredients found in high-end grocery stores. The business currently has more than 500 customers in their database and about 110 customers prepare meals in this store. The business sits in the middle of an ideal target market; the territory has 78,020 households with a median income of $81,858. Which is twice the average size territory and directly within the target market. The facilities are underutilized, they offer 6 sessions per week while the full capacity of the store is 42 sessions per week. The store and the kitchen equipment are all a little over a year old. Experienced employees are in place and the owners have found little difficulty in hiring and training. The Dream Dinners franchiser estimates that the typical start-up costs vary from $250 K to $370 K. The ideal new owner is someone who is social, and has expertise in marketing. The current owners do not have enough time to devote to building the business; they both have full-time jobs and are raising families in addition to running this business. To learn more about this business please go to www.bizex.net to register for a package or call John DeGolyer at 310-882-2200 ext 109 for details.

Market Competition and Expansion:

All of the hard work in creating a startup business is done. The business is just under break-even - doubling the customer base leads to a healthy profit All equipment and facilities are nearly new and beautiful. Limited marketing has been done by the existing owners. Purchase a running business for less than the projected start-up costs.

Additional Details:

• The property is leased.
• 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 a franchise resale opportunity.
• This is a distressed business or bankruptcy situation.