5 Unit Franchised Sandwich Shop with Real Estate
With $197,500 down own $1,650,000 in RE and five businesses, SBA Approved
Specifications
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 Price w/ RE: $1,975,000 |
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Revenue: $1,392,379 (4-Year Avg) |
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Cash Flow: $35,417 (4-Year Avg) |
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 Real Estate: Call for U.W. Report |
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 Service Area: Spokane, WA |
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 Profit Margin: 2.53% |
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 Employees: 1 Full Time, 23 Part Time |
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Reason for Sale: The Sellers are Retiring |
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Goodwill: First store opened 1988 |
| Year Established: | • Store #1: 1988 • Store #2: 1991 • Store #3: 1991 • Store #4: 2010 • Store #5: 2012 |
| Services:Â | Fresh and custom-made sandwiches, wraps, bowls, and melts. |
| Equipment:Â | All required & necessary equipment per franchisor to operate each store w/ full functionality. |
| Product Breakdown:Â | 61% Food, 32% drink, 7% other company wide average. |
| Clients:Â | Health conscious on the go people who trust a brand name. |
| Lease:Â | 3 Stores leased in strip malls. |
| Personnel:Â | Each store has a manager. Owner acts as district manager. |
This multi-unit franchise opportunity is for experienced operators who currently own one or more of the same franchise or own a different concept that is not a conflict of interest.
According to key indicators noted by the Franchisor’s reports, this 5-unit chain has the capacity to increase gross sales through customer count, noting that the average ticket is on par with district averages.2022 is showing recovery.
Vehicle traffic counts per day:
• Store #1: 28,500 • Store #2: 19,800 • Store #3: 40,100 • Store #4: 21,000 • Store #5: Mall foot traffic
Join the growing trend of multi-unit franchise owners with this recognized, household name brand that comes with well- established training and support. One of the great franchises that draws clientele over competitors, known as a staple brand for the place to go to get a great deal on a quick, fresh-tasting, made-to-order meal. Customers are familiar with this brand’s menu items and flavors, and the affordable pricing that allows them to frequent these stores regularly.
Asking Price
The asking price is determined using a cash flow and asset methodology. Cash flow is the sum of net income from the business plus any non-cash expenses, non-recurring items and any seller’s personal expenses. The asset methodology considers what it could cost to open a similar business in equipment and square feet. A multi-factor multiplier is applied to the cash flow based on the condition of the business and the asset value is added to that result.
SBA’s 504 program would require 10% down or $211,500 for 5 stores and 2 properties amortized aver 25 years.
Value Proposition
- Key locations in sub-market
- Two stand alone stores with ample parking
- 2 in-line formats and 1 mall footprint
- Asset sale
- 3 stores 1500sf, 1 store 1100sf and last unit 800sf
- Average daily ticket count 100
- All stores are easily visited in one day
- Suited for seasoned operator or expansion of single unit
- Easily accessible locations
- Catering offers the biggest opportunity for growth
- Property sold only with business
Revenue Breakdown
Financial Highlights
- Listing Price: Includes Inventory of each store
- Gross profit average $226,509
- Average store sales $315,696
- Royalty 8% Advertising 4.5%
- $7500 transfer fee per store
- Recommended Working Capital: $45,000
- Inventory Estimated Average: $4K
- Average sales per SF a year $227.15
- Average store expense $221,032
- Average store COGS $82,688
- Average time remaining on lease, 1.5 years
Cashflow Analysis
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