AllyG wrote:Snowbandit,
It might be a good idea to try managing a business, cafe or whatever, for someone else before you actually buy one.
I cleaned holiday cottages for several years before I built/converted my own one, and it was a great help because I knew exactly what I needed in it/which way to design it, and how much work was involved before I started.
If you decide you don't like that sort of work, having tried it for a while, you can then walk away without any capital losses. And, if you do decide you still want to buy your own business, you will know exactly what to look for, and you won't get ripped off by the seller.
Anyway, getting a job to tide you over while you look around sounds like a great idea. I hope you get it - it sounds like fun!
Ally
Already done it before...And it's much, much, much easier and more fun/less stressfull than running a school with 350 kids, 50 staff, a budget of £1.6 million and an authority scrutinising everthing you do to make sure you meet their many targets.
I know exactly what I want to do and I am a very determined lady Ally. :lol:
