Don't do it, Greg...
the money involved to 'do it' won't be realized back to you for at least 6
months.
In the meantime -
go to the First Saturday Sale this weekend - [now in fact, till 12 noon on
Sat] in downtown Dallas
and walk around, talk to all of the vendors about your concept ..
They should be able to give you all of the info you need about the
infrastructure of setting up a shop...
I strongly recommend against this - the profit margins are so f*cking
slim....
was involved with a few shops in the Houston area in my younger days - was
lucky to sell my portion of the partnership when I did...
ps - aren't you a software developer ? need more leads and clients ??? call
me !
mondo regards [Bill]
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Greg Gum" <Greg AT TheFoxPro .D.OT com>
To: <ProFox@Leafe.com>
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2003 11:28 AM
Subject: [NF] Computer Repair Shop
> Hello ,
>
> Has any here got any experiance setting up a computer repair shop?
>
> There is a strip mall down the way from me that has an open spot,
> and I have been seriously considering renting it and setting up a
> computer repair shop. Seems like there is not much profit in
> selling computers these days, but doing repairs at $60 a pop might
> make enough to pay for the shop.
>
> Or is this a silly idea?
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Greg mailto:Greg AT TheFoxPro .D.OT com
>
>
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