Asking Price: $7,900

Gross Revenue: $4,000

FF&E: $200 (Included in Asking Price)

Coffee News is a weekly publication delivered to restaurants, coffee shops and motels that also serves the advertising needs of small businesses. It has been proven that people absorb more advertising messages before or during eating, as there is a need for mental input -- food for thought-- during this time period. Coffee News is designed to take full advantage of this fact. YOU ARE BUYING AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS FOR LESS THAN THE COST OF THE FRANCHISE ALONE!

Anybody can be a successful Coffee News franchisee! It doesn't take years of training, megabucks in the bank, experience in business, age, race, or handicap, etc. The success is built-in. All you've got to do is make it available to those who need it most - your community's small-to-medium-sized businesses. These are the ones most in need of highly-effective, well in their price range advertising, to allow them, not only to keep their heads above water, but to practically catapult them into becoming first medium-sized, then the larger businesses of the future. After all, when McDonald's started as a new business it only had one location!

This franchise is already established and operational with approximately 50 distribution points and a core group of advertisers. New owner can start generating cash immediately! This business has great profit potential! The company offers excellent growth opportunities within the existing publication, as well as the ability to extend the business to other regions. Existing owner has not had time to devote to growing the business. Additional info available upon completion of Confidentiality Agreement.

Year Established: 2006

Franchise: Yes

Home Based: Yes

Market Outlook and Competition: Protected territory. Most competition comes from established newspapers, but their advertising prices are much higher. Additional territories are available in this local area. Additional franchises are at reduced cost and at royalty fees of only $20/wk. Multiple territories will substantially increase revenues!

Management Training and Support: Existing owner will work with Buyer to facilitate smooth transition. Buyer responsible for $1500 transfer fee which includes 2 days training at Coffee News Headquarters in Maine. Royalty fees are $75/week.

Reason For Selling: Lack of time to devote to business due to increased family demands.