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Asking Price:	$80,000 USD USA Dollars
Business for Sale Industry:	Food & Beverage: Conv & Food Stores
Reason for Selling:	Burnout and Relocation
Year Established:	2005
# of Employees:	1
Yearly Revenues:	$276,844
Yearly Cash Flow:	$35,012
Yearly Net Profit:	$35,012
Yearly Gross Income:	$68,845
Monthly Payroll:	$350

Business for Sale Overview:

This is a great opportunity to own a shop that serves a captive customer base in a large private airport in the Central Valley. This is the only shop on the airport that has an ATM, pilot supplies, car rental, food, and convenience items. The store serves the airport's resident flight school students and approximately 2,500 airport employees. Originally the shop was the sole supplier of pilot supplies to the students of one flight school, but that particular school is no longer operating. However, there is a definite need for this shop to continue to provide its other products and services, including car rental services to resident flight school students from overseas. There is also an opportunity to operate the shop as a cafe or provide more lunch items to as an alternative to the airport's only restaurant -without them having to leave the airport. A new terminal for commercial flights has been built and is due to open this summer, which will increase traffic to the area. The owner is no longer interested in continuing to run this business. He is no longer interested in the business and wants to relocate to the Bay area.

Property Features and Assets:

This business is in the main terminal in a major general aviation airport in California's Central Valley. The store's price includes over $50,000 in inventory.

Market Competition and Expansion:

Besides carrying pilot supplies for flight school students and pilots, it is the only place in the airport with an ATM machine and offers convenience items and food. It can compete with the only restaurant in the airport by offering more deli items.

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 not a franchise resale opportunity.
• This is not a distressed business or bankruptcy situation.