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Originally Posted by Descant
I seem to recall comments a while back in another thread about how hard it was to start a new "legitimate" business because you couldn't compete with retirees who ran a shop just for something to do, no need for profit.
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Been on both sides in earlier times. It’s has always been difficult to start a business and should remain that way. The issues I see are if your business plan requires you to hire employees in the lakes region it’s a bad business plan. Unemployment is this area is zero! Also, business lease costs are on the rise. Payroll and rent have always been the top two costs associated with operating a business. In this climate you need to be the head chef and dishwasher. Also, own the building you are working out of. Then you may have a chance
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