/biz/ - Business & Finance

Home inspections
Mortgage brokerage

>>16845563

Absolute chad

>>16845563
Gym can be good, I'd start with free weights and treadmills. Machines are incredibly expensive.
Storage/Rental property
Farming specialty crops for local restaurants

>>16845563
Moving company. At least where I live the market is kind of over saturated, but in a small town it's definitely viable.

>>16845593
Oh also cannabis if it's legal in your area

>>16845563
Calligrapher
Tailor
Lecturer (not academic, like teaching companies how to implement systems or running self-help classes )
Lawn Maintenance
Jewelry Maker
Traveling Dildo and Sex Toy salesman and revulcanizer
Vintage Clothes flipping
Amplifiers and PA systems for small parties, events and functions
Dance Instructor
Guitar Teacher

>>16845563
>>16845605
This guy is good
Alchohol

>>16845563

> don't have to compete with outsourced underpaid Pajeets)

you can't. globalization cannot be undone

Learn corestry. I know someone who spent a lot of money out of their own pocket to learn how to do it, but I reckon after like 3 commission it would pay for itself. Do you know how fucking much they cost.
Plus there's a never ending market of crossdressers, goth chicks, femdoms, bridezillas, Cosplayers, Lolita girls and boomers who will pay for one.
I don't know how enthusiastic some women will be for you to take measurements and touch them while they put it on, so, like maybe only if you don't look like a creep and have good hygiene.

Here's another one:

Hair salon. Those guys make bank. Women spend way too much money on stupid haircuts.

>>16845563
>>16845594
I'm thinking of starting my business more and more, and opening a gym or a moving company are some ideas that I had too.
The ideal job requires a decent amount of non sedentary work, which these two provide.
Another one:

Pressurized cleaning of floors and walls, there is so many disgusting industrial, institutional and private buildings that could use it.

>>16845984

That's a shit job, though. Trust me, there's nothing worse than hard manual labor. Relaxing in the gym all day and staring at gym thots would be nice, but hauling heavy ass boxes all day? Fuck that. It literally destroys you. At the end of the day you don't want to socialize with anyone, you don't have energy to work out, all you wanna do is lay in bed at home and sleep.

>>16845563
imagine being born with the genes of this nigga

>>16846358
There has to be a sweet spot between the office fuck seated 8 hours a day and a guy moving stuff for his living. I think honestly that the sweet spot is closer to the latter, from personal experience.

>>16846575
Fucks sake, this
Bein a receptionist is a piss easy job, but im tired of doing jackshit all day

>>16845563
Anyone here started their own gym? How do you even get going?

>>16846699
nice dub dubs
I started being a personal trainer with to goal to have my own kind of gym.
not the typical gym around free for every idiot, more like a smaller community.
I won't have to money for a big ass gym so keeping it with a lower number and the most important basic stuff.

>>16845563
How many square feet do you think I'd need for a half decent gym?

>>16846728
That'd be great, I'm shit with people so I'd never be able to personal train. But It'd be great to kit the place out with exactly what's needed, charge a fair price and then work out their myself when I want.

>>16846729
depends on what people you want to attract.

Cardio only?
Lot of free weight or only machines?
Lot of free weight stuff?

My goal is to have a ton of power racks since you can do everything for the basic needs in them
+ just a few additional machines and cardio stuff

>>16846744
I want to start small with a room having 1 power rack and basic stuff.
my idea in the beginning is to give people a personal training session in my own weight room and give them the option to train there too on their own if I am also there (sitting on the pc shit posting).

or renting the space out to other PTs who need a room with a rack and accessories.

there are enough people who do not want to train in a crowded gym (for various reason) and don't have the space for a nice rack

from there on when there is enough need, I could rent a bigger place and do it described above

+ combining this with /sig/ and I can form people the way I want

>>16846728
I want a gym that incorporate biohacking in a subtle way.
Not a gym for the commonner, doesn't need to be hip or expensive, just smart.

Saunas, cold exposure, bathrooms without neurotoxic mold growing on the walls, you know, simple stuff.

10-0-6

I make pizzas for less than minimum wage after 6 years at the same job :^) it's actually pretty nice

>>16845563
Damn. Is he Natty or taken steroid. Never seen such natural big guy. What ethnicity is he? I guess Italian .

>>16845569
>Home inspection
What is this? Why would I want my home to be inspected?

>>16845579
giga chads dad.

Pressure washing business
Vending machines

>>16847023
Shitalians look like goblins. That's obviously a rare anglo chad.

>>16845655
Like learn how to make them? Why don’t people just go on Amazon and buy them? Redpill me on corsets

>>16845579
yeah, except

>having a daughter

>>16847192
Sure, chad worries about having a daughter

Stupid kike

>>16847031
Your home insurance is void if you don't get an official checkup once in 6 months, even if you miss one this is enough for the insurance company not to pay for the damages.

>>16847288
fucking america lmao

>>16847192
*hits pipe*

>>16847332
>falling for the bait

>>16847031
Home inspections are a scam.

They pretty much only cover the appliance and the furnace in case something breaks in the first year. If your roof collapses, you are SOL. If termites, you are SOL. If sump pump fails and basement floods, you are SOL.

Usually the seller will pay for it as a goodwill closing gesture, but its not worth the paper its printed on generally.

My advice is to find a local reliable home building contractor. Tell him I'll pay you $150 for a 1/2 hour of your time to inspect the house. A good contractor knows his shit, and will spot whatever the owner is trying to hide so you can better negotiate it at closing.

Remember the golden truth of real estate. ALL REAL ESTATE AGENTS ARE LIARS. EVERY. LAST. ONE. OF. THEM.

>>16847245
Simp

>>16847146
Anglo Chad's aren't rare at all. You just don't notice them because they power on in solitude instead of touting and flaunting every little achievement like it's their first time. Lurk more.

>>16845579
The most incredible thing is:

>In May 1971, Walker narrowly escaped death in a skiing accident at Mammoth Mountain, California. In a fall from a ski lift, Walker was pierced through the heart with a ski pole. He was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead. However, a doctor detected faint signs of life and rushed Walker to surgery, where his damaged heart was repaired. Within two months, Walker was working again.[17][18] Walker has said about the accident that he had a near-death experience.

Clint Walker, the greatest Chad in human history.

>>16845593
What does liability look like for a gym? Specifically, what sort of insurance would someone need?

>>16848103
Make sure that they sign some shit that they only interact with something if they know how to use it correctly and that everything is their fault in case of an accident (except a machine is broken or something similar)

I think this is the usual case for most gyms, I am glad if someone can correct me since this is just a guess

>>16847736
You are fucking retarded. You really think a contractor is gonna find shit in a half hour and not just try to jew you for work on shit that's not needed? You think he's gonna pay for the shit he misses? Home inspectors pay nearly as much as doctors for insurance because if they miss anything they are absolutely liable. No they dont tear walls down and check every inch of the attic because they're only there for like 3 hours and your contractor buddy isn't doing any of that either. I will never understand why people are so averse to spending $400 to have a $300,000 investment checked out.