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Top Shelf Franchising Canada Business Op Ons & News Alberta Top Shelf Franchising Canada Business Op7ons & News At Top Shelf Franchising our top shelf entrepreneur team provides quality options to parties who are looking to buy and sell businesses. All of our associates have been successful entrepreneurs in the past. It's always nice to talk some business with someone who has owned multiple businesses and who knows how you feel when looking to sell and purchase a business. Servicing Canadian customers & clients for over 10 years. Now Servicing Toronto & Montreal Markets with excellent options available. Contact our team today @ 403-991-1139 or toll free 1-855-816-1743 [email protected] www.franchiseopportunitiescanada.com Alberta, SK, MB & BC Op7ons Available Join the food revolu7on and take ownership of a system that works for you. Contact Us For More Info. Calgary Market Mall Food Court - Hawaiian Poke Franchise - New Location and taking over existing space - $325k range - Inquire for more details Prime Okotoks Power Center Location Available - Take out & Delivery Pizza Franchise with 20 seats - $300k all in Prime Calgary Existing Coffee Shop - $179k priced to sell and profits $65k per year to owner and is priced to sell! Downtown Calgary Core Mall Location - Chocolate Cafe location with 10 locations in Montreal - Possession Feb 2018 - $450k - Location secured & inquire for more info Regina Existing Coffee Shop - $110k - existing customer base and has an excellent look and patio opportunity Regina Existing Cash Flowing High Volume Pizza Franchise - $625k - Inquire for more info - Owner nets out over $200k per year Regina & Saskatoon & Winnipeg Multi Unit Philly Cheese Steak Franchise - $225k per location New Edmonton Outlet Mall Airport Food Court Location - Fast Food Sushi Franchise - $275k - May 2018 possession Philly Cheese Franchise Steak Master Franchise Rights - Alberta & BC - Royalty stream & work from home business 60 Store Fresh Mexican Fast Food Chain - Regina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg & Calgary, Lethbridge & Red Deer - Prime locations available - 300k California Burger Franchise Locations - Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg, Kelowna, Vancouver locations - $350k to $400k down - Entering the market and have an award winning product and one must have a $750k net worth to qualify. South Calgary Pet Food Delivery Franchise Existing Customer Base - $25k - Home based easy to run business and work your own hours Prime Location: Sunridge Mall Calgary Food Court Gourmet Fast Food Franchise - $350k & $150k down to qualify - Inquire for more details Winnipeg Multi-Unit Euro Coffee Franchise - $300k per location and only serves 100% organic coffee Fast Food Wraps & Healthy Bowl Franchise - Halal Certified Meats - $300k and need to have $100k down - Calgary & Vancouver, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Regina locations available Edmonton & Calgary High Quality Greek Style Pizza Take Out & Delivery Locations available - $245k to $275k Fresh Pasta Gourmet Fast Food Franchise - Edmonton SouthGate Mall & West Edmonton Mall, Calgary - Cross Iron Mills & Deerfoot City Food Court Locations - $325k range - inquire for more details West Edmonton Mall Food Court - Hawaiian Poke Franchise $325k Range West Edmonton Mall Coffee Franchise - $350k range Edmonton South Gate Mall Location - Coffee Franchise - Inquire for more details 100% Plant Based Fast Casual Food Franchise - Calgary & Vancouver territories available in a multi-unit fashion - average build out cost range $370k per unit Master Franchise Rights Fast Casual Fusion Restaurant Franchise - Master Franchise territories available BC & AB & MB. This Montreal Fast Casual Restaurant has 8 locations in Quebec and is ready to grow into Alberta and BC & MB. $175k for the master rights in AB - Inquire for more details. Montreal Chocolate Inspired Cafe & Restaurant Franchise - Deerfoot City Mall Calgary - Inquire for more details Prime Malls - Medicine Hat & Lethbridge Food Court Locations - $350k - Inquire for more details Established & Cash Flowing Home & Decor Store Yorkton - $230k plus inventory - Inquire for more details Vancouver Island - Campbell River - Existing & Cash Flowing Specialty Photo Retail Store - $259k - Inquire for more details Award Winning Moving & Storage Franchise - Kelowna & Okanagan Territories available in addition to Vancouver Island - Need to have a strong net worth to qualify Existing Langley Oil Change Franchise - $280k - Great location - Inquire for more details Burnaby Metro Town Mall Food Court Franchise Location - $350k range - Inquire for more details Tsawwassen Mills & Outlet Mall Food Court Fresh Mexican Franchise - 300k - Inquire for more details Lougheed Mall Burnaby Redevelopment Food Court Location - Fresh Mexican Franchise -$300k Langley, BC Car Wash - Cash Flowing - Inquire for more details Prime Coquitlam Mall Food Court Fast Food Franchise Location - 350k Range Vancouver Yaletown Fast Food Franchise - $400k - Inquire for more details Regina & Saskatoon, Vancouver & BC, & Winnipeg Fast Food Chicken Franchise Territories - $310k Cost all in - excellent opportunity to join this chicken franchise that has been servicing Canada since 1958 Edmonton, Calgary & Saskatoon, Regina & Winnipeg Breakfast & Lunch Franchise Locations - Owners work one shift and is a restaurant lifestyle business. 40 locations open across Canada and are expanding more need $233k down to qualify. Call Tony at 403.991.1139 1-855-816-1743 Or Email For Details [email protected] Ontario/Quebec & Halifax Business Op7ons Available High Profile Location - Halifax next to new Ikea & starbucks possession Spring 2018 - 300k - Fresh Mexican Fast Food Franchise with 40 locations in Canada Prime Food Court Fairview Mall Fast Food Gourmet Sandwich Franchise Location - $350k range Downtown Toronto Path Food Court Fast Food Franchise - $350k Existing Cash Flowing Auto Car Care Franchise locations in the GTA - Inquire for more details 100% Plant Based Fast Food Franchise Locations with over 20 locations - Toronto, Montreal & GTA - $370k range Home Based Low Cost Pet Food Delivery Franchise - $15k to get started and franchisees do not have to carry much inventory & very low overheads monthly. Franchisers are very successful entrepreneurs who have founded this unique health pet food household delivery service. Territories available Canada wide territories available Philly Cheese Steak Franchise Locations - GTA & Ontario - $225k Fast Food Wraps & Healthy Bowl Franchise - Halal Certified Meats - $300k and need to have $100k down - GTA locations available Chocolate Inspired Cafe Franchise $300k to $700k range - High Volume locations - Toronto & Montreal sites available High End Euro Coffee Cafe Franchise - $300k range - $120k to qualify - Prime Montreal sites available & Toronto & Ottawa Master Rights available - Inquire for details 60 Store Fresh Mexican Taco & Burrito Franchise - $300k - Quebec Master Rights, GTA and Ontario locations available Fresh Mexican Franchise Ottawa & GTA locations available - $300k Existing GTA Moving & Storage Cash Flowing Business - Inquire for more details Call Tony at 403.991.1139 & toll free 1-855-816-1743 Or Email For Details Let us sell your business and create the win win results!! Top Shelf Activity & Deals October & November 1. Deerfoot City Calgary Food Court - Conditionally Sold 2. Cross Iron Mills Food Court -Hawaiian Poke Bowl Franchise - Sold 2. Alberta Master Franchise - Euro Coffee Franchise - LOI signed 3. Calgary Pizza Franchise Location - Conditionally Sold 4. Brookfield Tower Calgary Coffee Franchise - Sold 5. Coquitlam Fast Lube Franchise - Conditionally Sold Tes7monials From Our Clients What our previous business clients are saying - Contact Us For More Info Jessica Cruise Vibes Fitness Victoria - Darryl and Tony really took the time to understand our business and the valuation we had. They brought forward a number of qualified candidates and the individual who purchased in the end couldn't have been a better fit. The buyer had all the qualities we were looking for and was well suited for the transition. Darryl and Tony kept in touch throughout the entire process and were very supportive. Now a new chapter begins for me thanks to Top Shelf!" Greg Johnson Subway Multi-Unit Owner - "Tony brought value to the table and knows franchising and business very well, and he started with not very much. He is not just a broker or consultant as he is an owner as well and has owned several businesses himself and recommend him at any time." Wei Liao - I started my own small business with Top Shelf Franchising and helped me find the right fit business and location. He is honest, professional and helpful. Defiantly the top choice that i recommend to help people start their own future." Ryan Stolz - Cupcake Franchisee Victoria, BC - Tony & I have done several deals together and is refreshing to work with someone who is not trying to sell you as his focus is on creating the win win. Click here for more testimonials Call Tony at 403.991.1139 Or Email For Details Top Shelf Financing Contact Us For More Info. Top Shelf has aligned itself with a strong & creditable merchant lender who supports restaurateurs, small business owners and franchise owners right across Canada. This relationship has created Top Shelf Financing and is a new arm to assist business owners grow and provide supplemental support. This company has supported thousands of business owners and has a strong track record. Financing often is available within 7 days and only applies to existing businesses. Whether you are going through a quick
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