Asking Price: $250,000

Gross Revenue: $4,000,000

Cash Flow: $163,000

Inventory: $25,000 (Not Included in Asking Price)

FF&E: $90,000 (Included in Asking Price)

Real Estate: $500,000 (Not Included in Asking Price)

Seller Financing: Anticipated Bank Financing on Business $125,000; Anticipated Bank Financing on R.E. $350,000; Total Down Payment: $275,000; Inventory purchase $25,000. Working Capital Needed $25,000

The store is strategically located along one of Portland’s busiest thoroughfare. It offers fuel and convenience store items with projected sales of $4 million. About 89% comes from fuel sales, with over seven hundred thousand gallons projected to be sold in 2008. The store is adjacent to a large residential area and is a prime location for co-branding or expanding into pizza and sandwiches. The sale includes the real estate.

Year Established: 1994

Employees: 2 full time - 1 part time

Facilities: The 2,500-square foot building offers ample space for expansion into food service. The site has easy street access, lighting, a large canopy and good parking. The pumps and tanks are less than ten years old and are in excellent condition.

Market Outlook and Competition: Portland is a very competitive fuel market, but the store’s location, parking and traffic count give it a strategic advantage. Portland offers the largest market in the state, and this store’s location and lack of nearby competitors makes it a solid business. The addition of a co-branding franchise or other quick serve food would add substantial revenue growth.

Management Training and Support: Seller will provide transition training.

Reason For Selling: Owner has other businesses.