Selling a Laundromat in Kew Gardens

When selling a laundromat, essential legal documents include a Letter of Intent (LOI), Asset Purchase Agreement (APA) or Stock Purchase Agreement, lease assignment documents, equipment lists, non-compete agreements, and closing statements. The Price Law Firm ensures these documents are customized to your deal and fully compliant with New York laws.

Yes, if your laundromat operates within a leased space, your lease likely contains an assignment clause requiring landlord approval for a new tenant. Our firm reviews and negotiates these clauses to ensure a smooth transition, avoid delays, and protect you from future liability.

While it’s possible, selling a laundromat with unresolved tenant issues can reduce buyer interest and value. The Price Law Firm helps resolve these disputes—or disclose and structure them appropriately—so they don’t derail your sale or reduce your negotiating power.

The timeline can vary, but most laundromat sales in NYC take 60–120 days from listing to closing. Legal delays can add time, which is why hiring experienced legal counsel from the start is essential. We help accelerate the process by managing the legal and regulatory steps early and efficiently.

Using a lawyer ensures the transaction is not only legally sound but also strategically structured to maximize profit, reduce liability, and avoid future conflict. The Price Law Firm brings decades of New York real estate and business experience to your deal, ensuring it closes smoothly and in your best interest.