In this episode of Acquisitions Anonymous, the hosts discuss the potential purchase of a Pacific Northwest beverage manufacturing facility for sale in Washington. They analyze the business's financials and lease situation, concluding that the business may be struggling due to factors like the rise of mobile canning services and changes in the microbrewery industry. They also delve into the challenges of negotiating lease terms in commercial real estate deals and how SBA loan requirements can impact those negotiations. The hosts consider potential strategies for a buyer, including partnering with the current owner or buying specific equipment. Overall, they explore the complexities of acquiring and reviving a struggling business.

Check out the listing here: https://www.bizbuysell.com/Business-Opportunity/pacific-northwest-beverage-manufacturing-facility-for-sale/1996396/

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