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March 9, 2009 at 12:58 PM #363340March 9, 2009 at 3:00 PM #362835
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GuestIf water rationing happens in CA then nothing will beat owning a car wash. Do it yourself carwashes are always packed and detail services are very profitable.
Contact me if you know anything about carwashes….
March 9, 2009 at 3:00 PM #363129GuestIf water rationing happens in CA then nothing will beat owning a car wash. Do it yourself carwashes are always packed and detail services are very profitable.
Contact me if you know anything about carwashes….
March 9, 2009 at 3:00 PM #363282GuestIf water rationing happens in CA then nothing will beat owning a car wash. Do it yourself carwashes are always packed and detail services are very profitable.
Contact me if you know anything about carwashes….
March 9, 2009 at 3:00 PM #363321GuestIf water rationing happens in CA then nothing will beat owning a car wash. Do it yourself carwashes are always packed and detail services are very profitable.
Contact me if you know anything about carwashes….
March 9, 2009 at 3:00 PM #363430GuestIf water rationing happens in CA then nothing will beat owning a car wash. Do it yourself carwashes are always packed and detail services are very profitable.
Contact me if you know anything about carwashes….
March 9, 2009 at 3:29 PM #362861CoronitaParticipantThink about ways to help people save money. I’m sorry, when the economy is in a trench, I can’t think of why folks would spend $100 on a car wash/details to make their cars look pretty.
I use to talk to a guy that does dentless door repairs for cars that I use to hire regularly. He use to be a biologist, but ended up doing dentless door repairs because the income was $100k+….., which was much better than a biologist with a B.s. degree according to him.
Of course, I would gather such businesses are going to be hard hit in this economy.
March 9, 2009 at 3:29 PM #363154CoronitaParticipantThink about ways to help people save money. I’m sorry, when the economy is in a trench, I can’t think of why folks would spend $100 on a car wash/details to make their cars look pretty.
I use to talk to a guy that does dentless door repairs for cars that I use to hire regularly. He use to be a biologist, but ended up doing dentless door repairs because the income was $100k+….., which was much better than a biologist with a B.s. degree according to him.
Of course, I would gather such businesses are going to be hard hit in this economy.
March 9, 2009 at 3:29 PM #363307CoronitaParticipantThink about ways to help people save money. I’m sorry, when the economy is in a trench, I can’t think of why folks would spend $100 on a car wash/details to make their cars look pretty.
I use to talk to a guy that does dentless door repairs for cars that I use to hire regularly. He use to be a biologist, but ended up doing dentless door repairs because the income was $100k+….., which was much better than a biologist with a B.s. degree according to him.
Of course, I would gather such businesses are going to be hard hit in this economy.
March 9, 2009 at 3:29 PM #363346CoronitaParticipantThink about ways to help people save money. I’m sorry, when the economy is in a trench, I can’t think of why folks would spend $100 on a car wash/details to make their cars look pretty.
I use to talk to a guy that does dentless door repairs for cars that I use to hire regularly. He use to be a biologist, but ended up doing dentless door repairs because the income was $100k+….., which was much better than a biologist with a B.s. degree according to him.
Of course, I would gather such businesses are going to be hard hit in this economy.
March 9, 2009 at 3:29 PM #363455CoronitaParticipantThink about ways to help people save money. I’m sorry, when the economy is in a trench, I can’t think of why folks would spend $100 on a car wash/details to make their cars look pretty.
I use to talk to a guy that does dentless door repairs for cars that I use to hire regularly. He use to be a biologist, but ended up doing dentless door repairs because the income was $100k+….., which was much better than a biologist with a B.s. degree according to him.
Of course, I would gather such businesses are going to be hard hit in this economy.
March 9, 2009 at 4:05 PM #362926SanDiegoDave
ParticipantHow about lending money?
Since the banks won’t do it, and the payday lending franchises are too risky & sleazy, how about something in between? There are plenty of solvent companies out there right now in need of cash, but who can’t get it from the banks.
I’d like a website where people who don’t have millions can still get in on venture cap and angel investing. Sort of like a brokerage, but you are a true debt holder or Class A/preferred shareholder so even if the firm goes under you get “some” money back. And if the firm makes money: you get paid first. Or best case scenario: they get bought by Google and you’ve just funded your retirement.
Think eTrade, but you get to actually contact the people running the company and see their books under NDA instead of buying a ticker symbol and relying on Internet rumor as to their financials. You and a number of other people pool together $1 mil in place of some rich guy who would have written the check all by himself. Establish a rating & tracking system where the better you are at picking business winners, the more preference you get in selection for the next deal that comes along.
March 9, 2009 at 4:05 PM #363219ParticipantHow about lending money?
Since the banks won’t do it, and the payday lending franchises are too risky & sleazy, how about something in between? There are plenty of solvent companies out there right now in need of cash, but who can’t get it from the banks.
I’d like a website where people who don’t have millions can still get in on venture cap and angel investing. Sort of like a brokerage, but you are a true debt holder or Class A/preferred shareholder so even if the firm goes under you get “some” money back. And if the firm makes money: you get paid first. Or best case scenario: they get bought by Google and you’ve just funded your retirement.
Think eTrade, but you get to actually contact the people running the company and see their books under NDA instead of buying a ticker symbol and relying on Internet rumor as to their financials. You and a number of other people pool together $1 mil in place of some rich guy who would have written the check all by himself. Establish a rating & tracking system where the better you are at picking business winners, the more preference you get in selection for the next deal that comes along.
March 9, 2009 at 4:05 PM #363372ParticipantHow about lending money?
Since the banks won’t do it, and the payday lending franchises are too risky & sleazy, how about something in between? There are plenty of solvent companies out there right now in need of cash, but who can’t get it from the banks.
I’d like a website where people who don’t have millions can still get in on venture cap and angel investing. Sort of like a brokerage, but you are a true debt holder or Class A/preferred shareholder so even if the firm goes under you get “some” money back. And if the firm makes money: you get paid first. Or best case scenario: they get bought by Google and you’ve just funded your retirement.
Think eTrade, but you get to actually contact the people running the company and see their books under NDA instead of buying a ticker symbol and relying on Internet rumor as to their financials. You and a number of other people pool together $1 mil in place of some rich guy who would have written the check all by himself. Establish a rating & tracking system where the better you are at picking business winners, the more preference you get in selection for the next deal that comes along.
March 9, 2009 at 4:05 PM #363411ParticipantHow about lending money?
Since the banks won’t do it, and the payday lending franchises are too risky & sleazy, how about something in between? There are plenty of solvent companies out there right now in need of cash, but who can’t get it from the banks.
I’d like a website where people who don’t have millions can still get in on venture cap and angel investing. Sort of like a brokerage, but you are a true debt holder or Class A/preferred shareholder so even if the firm goes under you get “some” money back. And if the firm makes money: you get paid first. Or best case scenario: they get bought by Google and you’ve just funded your retirement.
Think eTrade, but you get to actually contact the people running the company and see their books under NDA instead of buying a ticker symbol and relying on Internet rumor as to their financials. You and a number of other people pool together $1 mil in place of some rich guy who would have written the check all by himself. Establish a rating & tracking system where the better you are at picking business winners, the more preference you get in selection for the next deal that comes along.
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