THE FAVORITE PIZZERIA OF YOUR BANK MANAGER, here’s why.

You might already own a hospitality business or another type of business that’s doing well, and you’re thinking it’s time to diversify and reinvest profits.

Investing in property, stocks, or cryptocurrencies doesn’t seem right to you, and you’ve thought about opening a business you know well.

But starting a business from scratch is risky, and you know that.

A good location, licenses, renovations, equipment, a difficult neighborhood community, or finding staff – these are challenges you need to face. And while resolving all of that, you’ll keep investing more savings until the business is up and running.

Opening a second business without stressing out is possible, and I’m sure that’s exactly what you’re looking for.

Here’s what I’m talking about:

A business with 30 years of experience and a solid customer base. Not a two-year-old business that’s closing because it didn’t work.

A premium location perfect for delivery and take-out.

A database of over 32,000 clients waiting to be tapped into (this alone is a huge opportunity).

Hundreds of reviews that place it among the top of Just Eat and Ubereats.

The chance to modernize the brand to your liking and increase its popularity.

A pizzeria that’s already up and running, guaranteeing immediate income and ROI from day one.

A small, well-trained team that works like a Patek Philippe watch.

A constantly growing market, such as delivery and take-away.

And your own premises. No more rent payments, no more rental increases, and no more stress when it’s time to renew the lease.

Questions you might have:

If it’s so good, why are they selling it? Thirty years in the business deserve a rest. Modernizing the brand, social media, or online marketing is too big a task for them.

There’s only one good time to sell a business, and that’s when it’s doing well.

Is it a good investment? Yes, it is. We’re talking about a profitable business. Huge database. The acquisition of the premises as part of the deal. Immediate cash flow. It’s a safe bet.

And the favorite pizzeria of your bank manager?

You might be looking for financing.

Asking your bank manager for a loan to start a new business will seem risky and unappealing.

But when you mention a profitable business with a solid financial history, 30 years of proven operation, immediate payment ability because you start generating income from day one, and what will really push it over the top – an additional real estate guarantee. Buying the property along with the business reduces the risk for the bank in the transaction, which they’ll appreciate.

Signing such a deal will place this pizzeria in the top 3 of their favorites.

That said, if you see yourself running a great business, contact me now, and let’s talk.