Business, 19.10.2019 04:10 zahnjoey2470

In the near future, if everything works out, i am also interested in becoming a franchisee of a healthy food and/or healthy drinks type of business or maybe a spa, but i also love dogs, maybe a pet shop or a pet hotel…i think technology is also really cool…or should i just open up a small bakery, hmmm sort of something like you find in europe…i have no idea, can you me:

a. how i can determine what is best suitable for me? (5 points)

b. how would i choose the business i want to invest in or start up? what kinds of things would i need to look at in these businesses?

c. how would i know if these franchises or small businesses are selling at a good price to buy – i do not want to be ripped off!

d. also, if i wanted to startup my own bakery how would i go about determining the startup cost in general?

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