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  • No. Paw Prince is located on a 5 acre residentially zoned parcel in Clallam County. The business operates with a Conditional Use Permit from the county. This C.U.P. is transferable to the Buyer and will allow Paw Prince to continue operating under new ownership.

  • No. Due to the unique setup and conditional use permit for the business, the Seller is not able to sell one apart from the other.

  • This business/property package qualifies for a SBA 7(a) Pet Care loan. More information about this loan can be obtained from Ashlee Moore, VP of First Financial Bank and a SBA Lending - Pet Care officer.

  • No. The complexity of selling the business and real property together does not allow the Seller to offer any personal financing.

  • Yes. The sale includes 2 full-time weeks of on-site training as well as a negotiable amount of off-site consulting and support.

  • A business license is required for all businesses in WA state. While experience and training in dog grooming is a business builder, there are no special certifications or licenses required for pet grooming or boarding.