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buying a pizza shop, good idea? Money potential? Is my plan any good?
I’m 22. I’ve saved up nearly $40K. I have a 2 year degree which will get me no where I want to be. I can go back to school, but I hate school and see no purpose in only getting a better career. I’ve had my own online business over the past 2 years and the average income was about $30K annually, but the economy has killed my business literally.
Would I be able to even get a loan at my age and status in order to buy an established business and run it? Of course I would do more research on whichever industry, and have my cpa comb over the financial statements of the business.
I just want to know simply, from everyone here’s experience, if I would be able to shop around for say 2 months, find the best deal, use only $20K (plus loan money) and buy a business? AND would I be able to make at least $30K net per year from this business? How about $50K per year? Would it be a 60 hour per week thing or more? Would it be pretty reasonable to sell it and buy a bigger one on and on upwards? OR buy several business’s, perhaps putting a manager in position doing more work but I get paid less so that I could have the time to open new business’s?
Thank you SO much!
thanks you guys for the answers and encouragement so far.
The biggest thing I’d like to know though, is really if I can make at least $30K a year, but hopefully $50K per year for my personal net income, and if it will require 20/40/60/80+ hours of my time each week forever. Those are the 2 biggest concerns I have, money and time. It wouldn’t make sense to work 80 hours a week for a $30K income, 80 hours a week can make me $50K a year at my old job because of overtime and base pay was only $10.50 (3 years ago).
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pizza shop? – expect to work 80 hrs weeks with hardly a day off and in this economy – might not be a good idea anyway-
Do a lot of research for your business plan – check out how much existing competition is within a 5 mile radius of where you want to open your shop
for buying an ongoing business – insist on seeking tax returns and bank statements for the last 2-3 yrs – they could be taking a lot of money under the table in an all/mostly cash business like that and you won’t won;t be able to fully determine the true profitability of the business
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