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26-03-2008, 06:35 PM
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If i had the nerve i'd start up a subway sandwich shop. You can buy the stuff from them like a kit and they send u on training etc and supply the food. All u need is a decent location and u'll rake it in, those places are always busy. Ones just opened near where i live by the college, always full of ppl! Good for a gamble i'd say
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The initial investment ranges from c. £100,000 to c. £245,000 for a traditional location and from £45,000 for a non-traditional location.
+ franchise fee + royalties
I personally think £100,000 start up cost isn't bad. I assume this includes the franchise fee of £6000 and royalties are about 15% a year it seems. For a well known brand i think that's pretty good and youi don't even have to worry about sourcing the ingredients etc cos they have the infra structure already set up. I'd say it would be a better bet than setting up a cash collection, buying armoured vans, generating clients etc.
Get a good location and over a 5 year period then surely you'd make good money, those places are always packed!!
Just my opinion...
Originally Posted by geoffxr4
If i had the nerve i'd start up a subway sandwich shop. You can buy the stuff from them like a kit and they send u on training etc and supply the food. All u need is a decent location and u'll rake it in, those places are always busy. Ones just opened near where i live by the college, always full of ppl! Good for a gamble i'd say
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The initial investment ranges from c. £100,000 to c. £245,000 for a traditional location and from £45,000 for a non-traditional location.
+ franchise fee + royalties
I personally think £100,000 start up cost isn't bad. I assume this includes the franchise fee of £6000 and royalties are about 15% a year it seems. For a well known brand i think that's pretty good and youi don't even have to worry about sourcing the ingredients etc cos they have the infra structure already set up. I'd say it would be a better bet than setting up a cash collection, buying armoured vans, generating clients etc.
Get a good location and over a 5 year period then surely you'd make good money, those places are always packed!!
Just my opinion...
26-03-2008, 07:11 PM
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26-03-2008, 11:15 PM
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Don't think too big.
Nowadays if you have the slightest clue about anything, its stupidly easy to make money out of property!
I started out with nothing, but a visa for a desposit on a mortgage, i developed the flat with my then limited skills, sold the house, made enough money to cover the visa, and cover another 2 deposits made money of that, after about a year everything went mental, then i went into buy to lets.
Lets just say i'm not doing too bad for myself nowadays!
James
Nowadays if you have the slightest clue about anything, its stupidly easy to make money out of property!
I started out with nothing, but a visa for a desposit on a mortgage, i developed the flat with my then limited skills, sold the house, made enough money to cover the visa, and cover another 2 deposits made money of that, after about a year everything went mental, then i went into buy to lets.
Lets just say i'm not doing too bad for myself nowadays!
James
28-03-2008, 08:49 PM
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Don't think too big.
Nowadays if you have the slightest clue about anything, its stupidly easy to make money out of property!
I started out with nothing, but a visa for a desposit on a mortgage, i developed the flat with my then limited skills, sold the house, made enough money to cover the visa, and cover another 2 deposits made money of that, after about a year everything went mental, then i went into buy to lets.
Lets just say i'm not doing too bad for myself nowadays!
James
Nowadays if you have the slightest clue about anything, its stupidly easy to make money out of property!
I started out with nothing, but a visa for a desposit on a mortgage, i developed the flat with my then limited skills, sold the house, made enough money to cover the visa, and cover another 2 deposits made money of that, after about a year everything went mental, then i went into buy to lets.
Lets just say i'm not doing too bad for myself nowadays!
James
wilst your there you may aswell give us the lottery results for the last 10 years, s if we all stuck a quid on them numbers like some others did we would be doing ok too
you try and get a property to buy/sell and earn decent money off these days !!!
that bubbles burst unless your already on the ladder now im afraid !
29-03-2008, 03:08 PM
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