Mission Peak Brokers

What does Mission Peak Brokers do?

Mission Peak Brokers, Inc. states that it has provided California brokering services since 2004. The firm describes services spanning business opportunities, commercial and residential real estate, investment real estate, commercial or business acquisition loans, and business valuations.

Its public materials describe an intermediary role for buyers and sellers of privately held businesses and related commercial property. The stated service process includes valuation, listing preparation, confidential marketing, buyer screening, financing assistance, negotiation, transaction management through closing, and post-sale support.[1][3][4]

Mission Peak publicly offers business-opportunity brokerage, commercial and residential real-estate brokerage, investment real estate, commercial loans, SBA financing, and business valuations. It also identifies specialized brokerage services for liquor stores, restaurants and bars, gas stations, convenience stores, hotels and motels, and car washes.

The business-broker service description includes preparation of listing materials, confidential marketing, buyer screening and qualification, financing assistance, negotiations, transaction management through closing, and post-sale support.[3][4]

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What should a business owner evaluate before hiring Mission Peak Brokers?

An owner evaluating Mission Peak Brokers should clarify how the proposed valuation will treat operating-business earnings, assets, and any related real estate. The owner should also request the proposed commission, retainer, minimum fee, exclusivity, tail, termination, and expense terms because the official business-broker service page does not publish universal engagement economics.

For a business involving property, regulated licenses, leases, permits, environmental matters, or SBA or conventional financing, the owner should confirm which items the broker will coordinate and how business and property value will be allocated. The owner may also request comparable completed transactions in the same sector and California region, details of buyer qualification for cash, SBA, conventional, or seller-financed transactions, and an explanation of any buyer-and-seller representation or conflict arrangements.[3][5][6][13][14]

What size transactions does Mission Peak Brokers handle?

The firm’s official completed-deals pages identify transactions including Chevron Gas Station in San Marino, Smart Stop Gas Station and Convenience Store in Pinole, Valero Gas Station at 827 S. 1st Street in San Jose, Meadow Square Liquors in Fremont, Starbucks Drive-Thru at 999 Central Drive in Pittsburg, Hercules Retail Center in Hercules, and Pacheco Pass Shopping Center in Gilroy.

Separate official announcements describe the sale of Berevino Cucina & Wine Bar in Dublin and Meadow Square Liquors in Fremont. The Meadow Square announcement describes a store with a transferred lease and a five-year renewal option.[7][8][9][10][11]

Mission Peak’s public offering covers the sale and purchase of privately held businesses, related commercial property, and acquisition financing. Its stated process includes confidential marketing through listing sites, its website, social media, and professional-association networks; confidentiality agreements before information is released to prospective buyers; buyer qualification; financing coordination; negotiation; and transaction management through closing.[3][6][14]

The firm states that it specializes in business opportunities and commercial properties involving gas stations, liquor stores, and restaurants, together with SBA loans for business opportunities, commercial real estate, and ground-up construction.

Its stated broader property and business coverage includes convenience stores, hotels and motels, car washes, retail, office, industrial, manufacturing, multifamily, and other commercial properties.[4][5]

What does Mission Peak Brokers publicly disclose about fees and engagement terms?

The official current-listings page does not publish a universal minimum revenue, EBITDA/SDE, transaction-value, employee-count, or other formal seller-eligibility threshold.

The official done-deals page identifies business-opportunity and commercial-real-estate transaction categories but does not disclose transaction dates, deal values, buyer identities, financing structures, or consideration terms for the listed examples. The official business-broker service page describes the brokerage process and common services but does not publish a universal commission percentage, minimum fee, exclusivity period, tail period, termination schedule, or other standard engagement economics.[3][12][13]

The California Department of Real Estate lists Mission Peak Brokers Inc. as a licensed corporation, license ID 01792260, with status LICENSED. The record lists a main office at 46560 Fremont Blvd., Suite 111, Fremont, California, and an expiration date of January 18, 2027.

The same record identifies Harpreet Singh Sidhu as the designated officer and lists no current branches.[2]

Mission Peak states that it markets businesses through listing sites, its website, social media, and professional-association networks. It states that confidentiality agreements are required before information is released to prospective buyers and that buyers are screened and qualified.

Its business-broker service description also identifies valuation, listing preparation, financing assistance, negotiation, transaction management through closing, and post-sale support as parts of the stated process.[3][6][14]

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