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Almost everything needed to re-open the store is in
place, including good equipment and fixtures; all that is missing is the person who can
come in and bring the business back to when it was earning a large profit
-- and had been for a very long time. This is oil country and people have money to spend. The grocery store was showing a gross profit of $450,000 on sales of $1.75 million. The business was sold and the new owners did not do well and left town. Our sources tell us that the sales break-down was: - Groceries $1,148,380 with gross profit of $239,000 - Meat sales $489,000 with gross profit of $166,000 - Produce sales $149,000 with gross profit of $46,000 The feeling locally is that the land is worth $50,000, the building is worth $200,000, fixtures are worth $20,000, and equipment is worth $15,000. We believe the equipment and fixtures were originally sold in 2009 for $50,000. This is a grand opportunity at $350,000. We will consider all offers. |
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