Vineyard Haven, MA
Not Disclosed

Vineyard Haven, MA
Not Disclosed

Boston, MA
$2,195,000

Essex County, MA
$1,400,000

Middlesex County, MA
Not Disclosed
Watertown, MA
Not Disclosed
Leominster, MA
Not Disclosed
Somerville, MA
Not Disclosed
Worcester, MA
$995,000
Salem, MA
$2,500,000
Middlesex County, MA
Not Disclosed
Available in Massachusetts
$105,000
Wakefield, MA
Not Disclosed
Boston, MA
Not Disclosed
$1,200,000
$29,750
Ming Dong
Lee Brokers
Serving Suffolk County, MA
Lee Brokers formally Boston Business Brokers is a company that the principal owner has been doing business brokerage since 1979. The principal owner had the 3rd franchise (VR)Venture Resources Business Brokerage Office located in financial district of Boston in the 80's.The company specializes in small to medium size business. We have a niche in marketing mom and pop businesses: Dry cleaners, laundromats, convenience store, gas stations, restaurants etc. We are minority owned and operated company.We speak Korean and Chinese. We have many Asian Buyers here and overseas with Cash to purchase the business without any owner financing.
$10,000
$5,000
$5,000
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More than 6.5 million people live within the Massachusetts state borders. As the third most densely-populated state, more than 80 percent of people live in the Boston metropolitan region. The city of Springfield is recognized by CNBC as one of 10 Overlooked Cities Where Business Opportunities Are Rising. Known for its rich American history starting with the landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth Rock, residents enjoy a bustling, high-quality lifestyle capped by several successful professional sports teams, nationally-renowned arts and entertainment, four seasons full of color and year-round recreational opportunities. With a variety of Massachusetts businesses for sale, prospects await both new and seasoned entrepreneurs.
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