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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 442655, member: 4552&quot;]3 years of help? Talk is cheap. Would he put that in writting? How many hours a day is he willing to contribute? Per week? How much money would you have to&nbsp; put up front? Is the buisness in a rented building, leased building or is the owner of the shop the owner of the building? So many things to consider first?</p><p>I have a friend that went into a Milex buisness for auto repairs. Milex told him they would back him up for a few years with products. Milex went under so he was stuck with changing signs, cards, flyers, etc. He finally found Firestone as a backer. His partner that was SUPPOSED to stay and split everything left town. He eventually declared bankrupsy. </p><p>This is only one of the many gloom stories I know of. </p><p>In the center of our city there is a building full of attoneys. There is approximately an 85% turnover of attoneys there. I&#039;ve seen stores come and go. Mostly go. </p><p>I don&#039;t like being such a pessimist but there is so much to loose going into a buisness and especially one you really don&#039;t know. What if your so called mentor leaves town, dies, changes his mind or any of the many possible reasons he may just not be there???????? </p><p>If your young, have a lot of money you don&#039;t know what to do with, that&#039;s one thing. Otherwise be carefull. Now with the economy the way things are many buisnesses are just not the thing right now.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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