Would this business idea work? -

Ok I would start out buy taking out a loan 2 start a door to door meat selling business. Once I Pay it off with the business I would buy another shop somewhere far from there and do it again. They make really good money and think I could do good if it worked out but I dont know if theres any hidden fees or things I would have to worry about. Thanks!

the first ans about the steak delivery rocks.where i used to live there was a steak place that delivered and it was so awesome.simple, just steaks ans sides like potatoes, fries, salads.it was so nice, and when i moved they dont have anything like that here and i miss it!

Actually, a blanket statement like a recession is the best time to start a business may not be universally true, but is isn t false either. Many businesses do well even in a recession. If you can survive starting up in a recession, by doing your homework, knowing your market, using your capital effectively, and operating efficiently, you will do REALLY well when things pick up. Besides, you can get some KILLER deals on property, rent, equipment, inventory, you can get contract concessions, you can get all kinds of bargains in a recession from suppliers and other businesses liquidating. A recession forces you to do your homework and operate efficiently. Many businesses fold because they started when things were fat, and can t survive when things get bad because they are not truly viable in the long term and not designed to weather bad economies.

Uhh...to be honest I m not sure. I would reccomend researching demand for it. A better idea might be Mean-On-Demand where you could pizza-like deliver high quality steak to peoples homes. I should be less expensive. Hell you could even hire a rancher and give him a cut of the profits for freash, high quality meat. You, I assume, would be the butcher and hire a few high schoolers as delivery people.Set it up online and have a few panphlits every where, could be a good idea.Look for locale events to advertise at, that are meat or home cooking, BBQ enthusiast related.Sound like an Idea.-You know, a recession is the best time to start a business.

VERY Hard to do without proper knowledge YOUR going to fail ! BELIEVE me i tried already and lost $ YOU want to get into with a company that provides YOU with a way to share from advertisers $ which online alone will be $150 Billion $ this year !OF course it should BE NO cost for YOU and all the resources are provided TO you FREE of charge ON how to advertise HOW to make $ How to get more people to leverage YOUR earning power !

You know, a recession is the best time to start a business. This guy is an absolute retard. Recessions are when business is the most competitive. Its the....worst time to start a business.

Starting up as a Property Developer, How much do i need to start with? -

Me and 3 of my friends are looking to start up, we have read up on a lot of different forums, but i have not really found the exact answer that i am looking for. i just want to know, when we come to approach a bank/building society or any other investor, how much do we need to have in a joint account already, and how much are we wanting to ask for, we want to start small, like a basic 2up 2down, or maybe a run down bungalow ? any advice please ?thanks

Difficult question to answer. It would really depend on the property you are considering buying. Cost of mortgage, repairs, upgrades, insurance, carrying cost etc. Impossible to say what the cost of any of those would be without having seen the property.

Well that s a bit like asking how long is a piece of string!!! It depends on what type of property you want to start with and how much it will cost in your area. Think about what you need . For example:Property purchase price = ��100,000 with an estimated cost of renovation at ��15,000 - so you need ��115,000. You also need ��5,000 to cover fees, surveys, insurance, planning applications etc and a contingency fund of ��10,000. So that brings it to ��130,000. You then need money to live off until the house is sold or let. You also need to sell the property at a profit, or rent in out at a figure that takes into account loan interest or loss of interest on any capital you have personally laid out.The property market is still not stable, you obviously have no experience and you want the business to provide a profit for 4 people. Having 4 people involved is 3 too many! A venture like this that starts out with just one property is really a venture for one person in order to maximise profit. It is going to be a very small profit when split 4 ways! The only way you will get a property at a low cost is to go to auction - beware, because they aren t always the bargain that they seem. And there are experienced developers out there who are having a tough time of it in today s market. To be honest, I think you are going to struggle to make this venture profitable due to lack of funding and lack of experience.

As a rough guide, you need at least a 25% deposit on the property you re interested in buying. That just covers the mortgage part. On top of that you need funds for renovating and, as Cala says, for planning fees etc. Always include at least a 10% contingency in case of unforeseen problems.If you go to auction, make sure you ve checked the property you re bidding on before the auction. It s too late to discover serious structural problems after you ve bought it. When the hammer comes down, you re in a legally binding contract.Draw up a legally binding agreement between the 4 of you. In any business, there are always disputes between partners and more often than not they re about money. Having an agreement in place can take the heat out of many disputes.The actual amounts that you need will depend on what part of the country you re in and what kind of property you want. A 2 up, 2 down will be a lot cheaper than a bungalow. They re always expensive because of the plot they re on. The experienced developers snap them up quickly.Beware, too, of property investment companies that promise to help get your property business started. Some ask you to pay funds to them and there s a recent case of one where both the partners are facing bankruptcy and investors have lost their money.Draw up a plan for your business so that you all agree on what you re going to do and you think about all aspects of it. Property development is a business, even if you think it s something you ll do in your spare time. Speak to your local Business Link, if you re in the UK. They re very good on helping with plans and also have a lot of knowledge about who to approach for finance and how to do it.Good luck!

What are good small businesses i can do with a truck? -

i need to make some money as quick as i can legally ofcourse any body have couple good ideas for a small business i can do with a little pick up truck....i live in southern california if that helps...list would be great

You could do trucking for people who wants to move in, delivery for flowers or make it a rental van for anything!Am sure you would earn a lot here!

help people move from one apartment to anotherdo meals on wheels? (do they pay a stipend?)deliver food (pizza shop)work for a furniture store (maybe like futons where you deliver and set up the futon)lawn mowing service (start out with small lawns)work for a delivery place like Aarons rents A to Z (rent to own)work for a place that takes office archived files to the warehousehow about working for some place like U-Haul, UPS, FedEx

A delivery serviceA tutoring service (This doesn t have to do with having a truck but you make lots of money doing it)

Contract with a Laundromat to provide home delivery of clothes.

You could haul other peoples stuff with it for money.

sell tacos

How can i become a stable owner? -

My dream is to become a stable owner and i was wondering how i would get to be that and what i would have to do? could someone help me?

You buy some land zoned for horses and build yourself a stable. Not rocket science.

Where would i find a sample business proposal for a consignment shop? -

http://www.biztree.com/Templates/Consign��

Is It hard to get into the music business? -

It s easy to be in the music business really. Find an artist and manage them. Pick up a guitar and amplifier and join the first band you meet. Getting in isn t the issue - it s a question of can you make money?Making money in the music business is very very hard these days on both the artist side and the executive side. Record labels have laid off hundred of talented people who have flocked to other music related jobs like publishing companies, music supervision, music management etc.There are also more musicians out there than ever before both by the number of instruments being sold (according to NAMM) and by the fact that the tools of the internet have allowed everyone to get digital distribution without much difficulty.So easy to get in - damn hard to make a living at it.Best of luck,Rick

entertainment in itself is a very difficult industry no matter what kind of background you come from, what kind of school you attend, and even how good you are.you need a lot of luck, and your talent needs to be recognized by the right people. whether you re a performer or a representative.music is by far the most difficult of all in entertainment, there is less money in music than any other in the business, and finally, music is a failing industry. with illegal downloading, the margins in the music business are dropping by the minute.bottom line..people are constantly losing jobs in the music industry, with no new jobs opening up.

No, but it s hard to make a living and STAY in the music business. 99.9999999% of musicians have a day job. Only 1 in 10,000 can make a living at it.

Only if you do not go on American Idol or similar show.

I am looking for a name for my shop having internet, photocopying, stationery, gift items etc. please help!!? -

I also offer printing, scanning, typesetting, laminating, spiral binding, selling mobile cards etc. Well the internet business is very low so want to have more of gift items etc...Well the shop is situated in an area where a lot of tourists visit to see a 600 year old monument.

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