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 Magazine Publishing Opportunity
 Asking Price: $5,000
 Net: Not Provided

 Restaurant 4005
 Asking Price: $295,000
 Net: $125,000

 truck accessories/ installation
 Asking Price: $190,000
 Net: $65,000

 Installation of Flooring, Window Coverings, and Countertops
 Asking Price: $10
 Net: Not Provided

 SERVICE: HEALTH SERVICE BUSINESS - 5245
 Asking Price: $399,000
 Net: Not Provided

 retail store, fine ladies clothing
 Asking Price: $85,000
 Net: $25,000

 Flowers & Gifts
 Asking Price: $59,900
 Net: $37,077

 Quiznos Sub located in fast growing area of Tuscaloosa, U of Alabama Area
 Asking Price: $160,000
 Net: Not Provided

 Hotel & Travel Reservation Service
 Asking Price: $1,500,000
 Net: $247,000

 Well Known Italian Restaurant
 Asking Price: $340,000
 Net: Not Provided

 New Hampshire CPA firm for sale. Contact Patrick O Riordan at 1-888-511-1040
 Asking Price: $270,000
 Net: $110,000

 Prime Location - Subway Sandwhich Shop
 Asking Price: $95,000
 Net: $60,000

 Flooring (2 Locations)
 Asking Price: $995,000
 Net: $419,952

 Motor Circuit Evaluation Services
 Asking Price: $500,000
 Net: $122,000

 Family Restaurant
 Asking Price: $625,000
 Net: $40,000

10 Questions to Ask a Broker
The big question is whether or not to use a broker when selling your business. It will always pay to interview one or two in the process. Here are some questions to ask when speaking with potential business brokers:
  1. Can you tell me about yourself and your firm?
  2. How will my business be marketed?
  3. How much should I ask for my business?
  4. How will my business be shown?
  5. Do you work with other business brokers?
  6. Will my business be listed on multiple Internet sites?
  7. What is your commission fee structure?
  8. Can you give me any references of businesses you have already sold?
  9. Do you belong to any association or trade groups?
  10. Can I review a sample of your listing agreements?
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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