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Specialty Floor Sealants
Asking Price: $349,000
Net: $156,000
Refrigeration / HVAC Services
Asking Price: $725,000
Net: $200,000
truck accessories/ installation
Asking Price: $190,000
Net: $65,000
JAPANESE CAFE RESTAURANT
Asking Price: $150,000
Net: Not Provided
Sporting Goods--Commercial, Retail, Rental
Asking Price: $2,700,000
Net: $655,331
Unique Boutique
Asking Price: $49,000
Net: $36,000
Postnet Mail and Shipping Store
Asking Price: $98,000
Net: Not Provided
Two quiznos 7 minutes from memphis-prime fast growing new areas!
Asking Price: $450,000
Net: $137,000
MENTAL HEALTH Practice
Asking Price: $449,000
Net: $155,270
Check Cashing, Gold Buyer, Payday Loans
Asking Price: $200,000
Net: $87,496
cant get a better deal than this................
Asking Price: $200,000
Net: Not Provided
Medical Spa
Asking Price: $500,000
Net: $194,049
Business Brokerage Office
Asking Price: $25,000
Net: $150,000
Upscale Discount Designer Perfume, Cologne, Cosmetics
Asking Price: $185,000
Net: $95,434
WholeSale Seafood Opportunity
Asking Price: $299,000
Net: $301,935
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- Can you tell me about yourself and your firm?
- How will my business be marketed?
- How much should I ask for my business?
- How will my business be shown?
- Do you work with other business brokers?
- Will my business be listed on multiple Internet sites?
- What is your commission fee structure?
- Can you give me any references of businesses you have already sold?
- Do you belong to any association or trade groups?
- Can I review a sample of your listing agreements?
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You should ask any other questions concerning you about timeframes and closing. Most agreements are exclusive and last for about 6 months. It is always important to work with a firm that you feel comfortable with and talking to several firms may be the answer.
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