1. Publish the transfer information, which can be published on the websites of major platforms. Those who want to take over can also go to the platform website to search for information.
2. When contacting the intended person, confirm the identities of the transferor and the transferee, and both parties shall show their ID cards.
3, check whether the real estate license, business license, health permit and other related documents are complete.
4. Negotiate rent and price. The two sides discussed the rents of shops and supermarkets, the operating equipment of stores and the specific prices of transferred items.
5. Both parties sign the Agreement on the Transfer of Supermarket Stores and the House Lease Contract, and it is best to have a lawyer present to ensure that the contract has legal effect.
6. Three parties are present at the same time and sign the certificate. The three parties refer to the transferor, transferee and landlord.
Second, the supermarket handover matters needing attention
1, depending on the rent and contract of the rental store.
Although we are talking about the transfer with the transferor, we still have to deal with the landlord who rents the shop after taking over. If the landlord has a bad personality, high rent and low cost performance, and is unwilling to sign a long-term contract with you, then he may face the danger of sitting on the ground and falling into a crisis of difficulty in renewing the lease.
2. Look at the location of the store
Understand the economic situation of the whole block where the small supermarket is located, the large flow of people, whether there are residential areas, industrial areas, large shopping malls, how far it is from the station and so on. It is also necessary to know whether there is a demolition plan in this area, or whether there are major changes in the planning of the business district. Secondly, we need to investigate how many supermarkets are around. Too many, the passenger flow is lost, and the competition is greater.
3. See if there is any problem with the store structure.
The shop is poor, even if there is a large passenger flow in the business circle, it is unlikely to attract customers into the store. So if the door is too narrow, paved too deep or the shape is not regular enough, try to avoid it. It is also best not to choose a two-story shop. Basically, no customers are willing to go shopping on the second floor, and the actual business area will be greatly reduced.
4. Look at the validity period of various certificates.
To run a supermarket, you must have a business license, a tax registration certificate and a food hygiene license. If you sell tobacco and alcohol, you need a tobacco and alcohol sales license. Although these documents are not very troublesome to handle, if the transferor lacks these documents, or the documents have expired and you don't know, you may face the risk of bankruptcy and rectification after taking over.
5. See if the transferor is in debt.
The transferor's own character must be reliable, otherwise the store will be used as collateral, or the employee's salary, rent and water and electricity will be owed before the transfer. Once you take over the convenience store, all these liabilities related to the convenience store will become yours. If you don't want to be a sucker, you must investigate clearly.
6. Look at the value of equipment and goods
Generally, the transfer supermarket will give the equipment and goods in the store to the consignee, but the prices of these goods are included in the transfer fee. Therefore, it is helpful to evaluate whether the transfer fee is reasonable to check the prices and sales of these goods and check the integrity of the equipment such as refrigerators, cash registers, air conditioners and shelves in the store.
Tips: It is not easy to choose an ideal supermarket to take over. Many senior shopkeepers will be recruited, so don't take it lightly.