*FOR SALE* Motel / Lodging in Cape May County, NJ

MOTEL / LODGING FOR SALE IN CAPE MAY COUNTY

Location, Location, Location - The site offers high visibility and excellent exposure to both travelers and tourists alike. Situated on the corner of multiple north/south access roads and close to the Garden State Parkway, this Jersey Shore Business is uniquely positioned. Guests are centrally located and in close proximity to the Cape May Ferry, Cape May Zoo, Cold Spring Village and the southern barrier islands. Boasting a well-established reputation for value and cleanliness, this family-owned business has been proudly operating since the 1970’s. With 34 pet-friendly units including motel rooms, efficiencies and 1 & 2 bedroom units, the year-round facility can accommodate various lodging requirements. There may be the potential for additional development - bring you Land Use expert to explore the possibilities!
Highlights of the Business and site are as follows

• 34 Units - including some efficiencies and 1 & 2 bedroom units
• Large Owner's unit - 2-story, 3 bedroom, 2.5 baths
• Approximately 2 +/- acre corner lot
• Excellent location - high traffic count & visibility
• Open year round
• Amenities include a swimming pool, picnic area, charcoal grills, Wifi and pet friendly rooms Motel / Hotel Zoning - potential for additional development on site

Includes: All furniture, fixtures, equipment and goodwill
NEW PRICE - $1,599,000

Disclaimer: The information provided in this listing has been provided by the Seller and Procision Business Brokers has not independently verified this information and has no responsibility for its accuracy or completeness. Procision Business Brokers recommends that you consult with an accountant, attorney and other professionals to represent and assist you in any transaction. Although Procision Business Brokers are glad to arrange a meeting between you, your representatives and the Seller, we are not authorized to make any representations or warranties. You agree to hold Procision Business Brokers and our associated brokers harmless of any misrepresentations made by seller.

Retail Space for Lease in Pine Hill, NJ

The highlights of the opportunity are as follows:

• 2,000 SF Facility with additional storage available in basement.
• Convenient layout for Showroom, Office, & Warehouse with Dock Access for Freight / Shipping
• 17,000+ daily traffic count
  

Demographics:


For More Info or to schedule an inspection, please contact:

SHAUN M. THOMPSON
Office(856) 228-5151 Ext 2
sthompson@procisionbb.com

RICHARD SHORE
Office(856) 228-5151 Ext 4
rshore@procisionbb.com

Boardwalk Store for Sale!

Life Style Business – Go back to the glory days of your youth and make money in the process! This is an exciting opportunity to become the Business Owner of a Boardwalk Apparel and Beach Supplies Store that has served vacationers for over a decade. The store is located in one the Jersey Shore’s most popular resort towns and is ideally positioned in the heart of the town’s bustling boardwalk. Business has been steady and profitable, yet there is the potential for further growth in the future.

The highlights of the opportunity are as follows:

• Seasonal business – Easter to Fall
• Great visibility - excellent location on the boardwalk in the center of town
• Approximately 2,000 Sf including storage and restroom
• Extensive inventory of clothing, shoes, hats, beach supplies, novelties and jewelry
• Niche operation
• Limited advertising required
• Operating for over a decade with repeat customer base

This is a great opportunity for either a First-time Buyer or a Strategic Buyer!

Sale Includes: Furniture, Fixtures, Equipment and Goodwill for $75,000

For more information, call us today at 856-228-5151.

Robert Beach, CCIM, IBBA
President
Procision Business Brokers &
Procision Commercial Realty
rbeach@procisionbb.com
www.procisionbb.com/
856-228-5151 (o)
856-228-5152 (f)

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Do You Really Understand Your Customers?

The time you invest getting to know and understand your customers is time very well spent. The feedback you get is gold, pure gold. Yet, there are other reasons why this is a prudent move. Let's take a look at some of the key reasons you should learn more about your customers and their specific needs.

Today's world has become increasingly impersonal. Most of us spend a shocking amount of time looking at one type of digital screen or another. Personal interaction isn't what it once was, and you can use that fact to help build your business.

The Ultimate Form of Customer Service

Good old fashioned human contact goes a long way when it comes to keeping customers happy, loyal and returning. The personal touch can go a long way towards building your business by improving customer service. Customer service has become, in general, a very impersonal experience for most people in the modern world.

In most businesses, the owner is more of an impersonal theoretic concept that an actual being; after all, how often do you meet the owners of the businesses that you frequent? As a business owner, when was the last time that you got on the phone or had lunch with a good customer? The truth is that customers and clients enjoy working directly with owners, and it makes them feel more connected with a business. An owner who is working directly with his or her customers or clients is engaged in a powerful form of customer service.

Building Relationships

Investing time to build your business's key relationships is a prudent step. When was the last time that you took a moment to contact your accountant, banker, legal adviser or other key people that support your business, such as key suppliers? The time you invest communicating with these key people and institutions is time well-spent especially should a problem ever arise. Since most communication is now done online, a handwritten thank you note or a quick phone call can go a long way towards maintaining and building relationships.

It is important to rise above all the background noise of life. One of the best ways of doing so is to invest the time to add a personal touch.

Owning and operating a business shouldn't be a stealthy activity. Instead, you the business owner should be out front meeting with customers, suppliers and other key people. Running a business isn't a “backroom” operation, so go out there and meet your customers and other key people! This is how you build and protect your business.

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The Deeper Significance of a Listing Agreement

Listing agreements are very common when it comes to selling a business. In order to sell a business using a business broker, a listing agreement is usually required. In this article, we will explore this essential agreement and why it is so critical.

Signing a listing agreement legally authorizes the sale of a business. The fact is that signing a listing agreement serves to represent the end of ownership, which for many business owners, means heading into new territory. Quite often owning a business is more than “owning a business,” as the business represented a dream and/or a way of life.

Walking away from the dream or lifestyle represents a significant change. For many owners this is the end of a dream. It is not uncommon for many business owners to have started a business from “scratch,” and it is also only human to feel at least somewhat attached to the creation. Phrased another way, walking away from a business that one has worked on and cared for is often easier said than done. Businesses become integrated into the lives of their owners in a myriad of ways. Walking away is usually easier in theory than in practice.

Now, on the flipside of the coin, a signed listing agreement is a totally different animal for buyers. It represents the beginning of a dream. The lure of owning a business may come from a desire to achieve greater personal and financial independence, a sense of pride in owning and building something, a desire to always be an owner or a combination of all three. Buyers see the business as the next phase of their lives whereas sellers see the business as the past.

The listing agreement may seem simple enough, but what it represents is an important bridge between the seller and buyer. It is the job of the business broker to understand and consider the situation of both the seller and the buyer respectively and, in the process, work closely with both parties.

The lives of both the buyer and the seller will change greatly once the sale is completed, but in radically different ways. No one understands this simple, but very important fact, better and with more clarity than a business broker.

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Understanding Issues Your Buyer May Face

Not every prospective buyer actually buys a business. In fact, out of 15 prospective buyers, only 1 actually makes a purchase. Sellers should remember that being a buyer can be stressful. The bottom line is that buying a business is usually one of the single largest financial decisions that a person can make. In this article, we are going to explore a few of the reasons why being a buyer can be both stressful and taxing. Keeping a buyer's perspective in mind will help you on the road to successfully selling your business.

A prospective buyer has many decisions to make before he or she decides to buy a business. Many prospective buyers are employed, and that means they will have to leave their existing job in order to buy a business. Simply stated, a buyer will have to leave the safety and security of their job and “strike out on their own.”

There are also other substantial financial concerns for buyers as well. The majority of buyers will, in fact, have to take out loans in order to purchase a business. Additionally, the new owner will need to execute a lease or assume the existing list. At the end of the day there exist an array of weighty business decisions that a buyer must make.

Ultimately, a buyer has to decide whether or not he or she is ready to take a giant step and purchase a business. This is more than just a financial decision. The enormity of the decision to purchase a business is such that touches every aspect of a person's life. Owning a business can be very time consuming and demand a great deal of one's attention. The end result, is that buying a business has a direct impact on both one's financial life and one's personal life. Owning a business can be extremely time consuming and this is particularly true for new business owners.

Prospective buyers need to weigh all the factors involved in buying a business. Caution must be exercised. Buyers need to step back and fully assess whether or not owning a business is right for them both on a personal and financial level. When sellers put themselves in their buyer's “shoes,” things begin to look a bit differently.

When it comes to buying or selling a business, the assistance of a business broker is invaluable. A business broker understands what is involved in owning a business and can help both buyers and sellers evaluate the pros and cons of any transaction.

Do You Really Know the Value of Your Company?

It is common for executives at companies to undergo an annual physical. Likewise, these same executives will likely examine their own investments at least once a year, if not more often. However, rather perplexingly, these same capable and responsible executives never consider giving their company an annual physical unless required to do so by rule or regulations.

Most Business Owners Don't Know

Recently, a leading CPA firm undertook a study that was quite revealing. In particular, this study concluded that a whopping 65% of business owners don't know the value of their company and 75% of the surveyed business owners had their net worth tied up in their businesses. Phrased another way, 75% of business owners don't know how much they are worth! Perhaps most striking of all was the fact that a full 85% of business owners have no exit strategy whatsoever.

Having Recurrent Valuations is a Must

Business owners should know what their businesses are worth at least on an annual basis. Situations, both personal as well as in the economy at large, can change very rapidly. A failure to have a valuation leaves one exposed if issues suddenly arise involving estate planning or divorce or even partnership issues. These are just two examples of potential problems.

It is also vital to understand how your business compares to last year and previous years; after all, valuations should be increasing not decreasing. A valuation can also help you understand how your business compares to other businesses. Perhaps most importantly, an annual valuation can help you spot and fix problems.

“Buy, Sell or Get Out of the Way”

If you don't know your valuation, then you truly don't know where you are headed. As former Chrysler CEO, Lee Iacocca once stated, “Buy, sell or get out of the way.”

Standing still isn't an option. You need to know your valuation in order to take full advantage of opportunities. You may feel that an acquisition isn't the right move at the moment, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't be ready! Having a current valuation means you're ready to go if opportunity does, in fact, knock!

You never know when a potential acquirer may enter the picture. Imagine missing out on a tremendous opportunity because you didn't have a valuation in place. Often hot offers and hot opportunities depend on speed. The time it takes to get a valuation could mean that the opportunity is no longer available. An accurate annual valuation of your business provides a valuable option whether you choose to exercise it or not.