Professional and Confidential Business & Commercial Property Sales

Ken Paes is a Realtor and Business Broker that has over 20 years experience working in the business to business market, consulting owners of small, medium and large companies. He attended both McGill & Concordia Universities as well as Champlain College with specialization in commerce and information system technology . In the past, he has won awards in the Advertising and Real Estate field, and utilizes his experience to assist sellers and buyers of businesses in making prudent decisions. He works hard to meet clients expectations, and provides customized personal service. Armed with an exceptional marketing plan and 1000’s of potential buyers database, he determines the right Buyer for Seller & Seller for Buyer. Licensed to sell businesses and properties anywhere in Ontario, Canada .Experience Dealing with Buyers & Sellers in the following Niches: Machine, Shops Beauty Salons, Kitchen Custom Builders Laser Tag Entertainment Center, Restaurants Franchise/ Non Franchise franchises : Union Burger, Wild Wing, Sunset Grill, Mucho Burrito, Pita Lite, Coras, Eggsmart, Hero Burger, Delimark. Subway, Pita Pit, UPS Store, Molly Maid, Char’d Grill, Cafeterias, Pubs/ Taverns, Bar & Grills, Florists, Indoor Playgrounds, Daycares, Manufacturing Companies, Dry Cleaning Plant & Depots Businesses & Properties, Printing Companies, Scrap Yard Automobile, Banquet Halls, Hotels/ Motels, Convenience Stores, Movers, HVAC & Plumbing, Distribution Companies Clothes & Food Sports Facilities ie. Cricket, Cleaning Businesses, Swimming Pool Supply & Services, Swimming Pool Building & Landscaping, Jewelry Store, Bakeries Wholesale & Retail Online Businesses Notables: Ken remains focused and dedicated in all his current endeavors as a result of having a strong Sports background as well as Military experience within the Canadian Naval Reserve. *Please Note: No fees are charged up front to sell a business or commercial property. We are paid commission and only once the transaction has closed. 100% Confidentiality we are sensitive to employees. We treat all our sellers and buyers with fairness and will go above and beyond to get the job done, please review our references at this link Testimonials CHOSE A CREDIBLE AND REPUTABLE BUSINESS BROKER & REALTOR TO GET THE JOB DONE. Direct Office: 647.898.2468 Office: 905-507-4776 EXT 4748 E Mail:ken@targmarket.com https://kenpaes.com

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