Ex- Girlfriend Is Starting A Business

[Fu Manchu]

Holy shit. She isn't Denise Pappas by any chance?

 

[CASPERWAIT$]

Holy shit. She isn't Denise Pappas by any chance?

Fisch, you are full of jokes tonight..lol.

 

[Polaroid]

I think its another way to say rental/lease agent.

They charge the renter a fee for finding a place to live. Normally 1 months rent is the fee.

I was thinking along those lines but I had difficulty understanding how you would need $200,000 to get going.

 

[kato]

I was thinking along those lines but I had difficulty understanding how you would need $200,000 to get going.

clint could live off of 200k for awhile

 

[CASPERWAIT$]

I was thinking along those lines but I had difficulty understanding how you would need $200,000 to get going.

I will ask her for the monotary breakdown if you want. I don't know anything about this, but I know she has a business model.

 

[tullamore]

I was thinking along those lines but I had difficulty understanding how you would need $200,000 to get going.

All you need is a cell phone, a computer, internet access, and a printer. Maybe a camera too. You could work out of your house. 2k max to start up, plus some advertising money

 

[kato]

I will ask her for the monotary breakdown if you want. I don't know anything about this, but I know she has a business model.

no that is not necessary for me

please let her know that i wish her good luck and i am praying daily that her education is not going to waste

 

[CASPERWAIT$]

I see this was a mistake. My bad.

 

[Fu Manchu]

Casper don't apologize for anything on here. Salud

 

[Cougar Bait]

I read the first sentence about messaging on Facebook.


Then I stopped reading.

 

[CASPERWAIT$]

I was thinking along those lines but I had difficulty understanding how you would need $200,000 to get going.

The quick answer is to ensure cash flow is sufficient for rapid growth. In the past few years, in the world of apartment locating, it has become the norm for brokers to pay agents upon tenant move in (up to 70% commission), yet broker doesn't get paid by property mgmt company until 30-120 days after tenant moves in. It's not uncommom for a well run apartment locating company to invoice $50k+ in a single month; therefore, heavy cash reserves are required nowadays to pay out the 70% commission while waiting the 30-120 days for payment of the invoice. I could technically start with less money, but either I would have to severely restrict growth or end up with a good possibility of cash flow issues. The amount of cash reserves needed would decrease once there is a steady stream of income flowing from accounts receivables; however, my broker's license is good in all of Texas and there are 4 major lucrative markets in this state, so chances are, I would reinvest the cash to continue growing in other markets. Houston would be the next market we'd launch because Mike and I have actually worked that market and there's LOTS of potential there too. I think you get the picture. I do have a business plan I'm finishing up if anyone is wanting more details. Just let me know . Thanks again.

 

[Fu Manchu]

 

[rito]

Is Mike the new boyfriend?

Tell her to to gamble for a year and save 100k. Pretty easy.

 

[kato]

i don't trust this mike

 

[Bread]

Holy shit. She isn't Denise Pappas by any chance?

Casper is this the thread why you're leaving us? I mean, commonnnn!! Jizzus.

 

[roguejuror]

oh yeah

 

[vagabond]

LOTS of potential in Houston ? She better quantify it in her business plan. How much of her own money is she going to invest ? Has she approached the banks for loans ?

 

[roguejuror]

vagabond, Houston is huge, LOTS of potential.