How the hell do I find commercial property to rent out for a business idea? good websites or tactics? not driving around . so many websites are utter shit. first time business owner or to be. so i am literally retarded
>>62461792real estate listings. Hire an agent if you want someone to search for you.your question doesn't provide much info. You'll need to know location, do you need parking, do you need storage, are you meeting clients there, do you need manufacturing space, are you selling to the public out of a storefront, does the location need to be in a busy place, what's your budget, how's your credit,stuff like that
>>62461792Crexi or loopnet
>>62461799restaurant/small drive through locattion.or like space in a parking lot to put a trailer/mobile home/storage unit converted into drive through stand etc. something along those lines.Problem is I look on loopnet and its literally just shitty office space even with filters or nothing which i seek. credit is good, 750+. money is not really issue but i am starting something new so i would assume they would think thats more risky. recommendation how to find agent? or just random google search. and how do they get paid? I would have to pay them after contract is signed etc?
>>62461792also just to point out the obvious you're putting the cart before the horse.whatever you're making or selling, you should be making AND selling it out of your garage before you rent a space. Otherwise you blow tons of money to rent a space for a business that won't even launch. Unless you've got a sure-thing you know will sell. Which is actually why most businesses fail within 2 years. People think they have a sure-thing and find out they were actually just retarded all along.
>>62461792Imagine eating her pussy while she kept everything on except the shorts/underwear under her skirt
>>62461813>restaurant/small drive through locattion.ah. that's a rare beast. Most companies build their own because buying one built is going to cost millions. Tens of millions in a good location.Your agent won't matter much since they all share listings. They're just going to go online and search for you. They get paid when you close. since your business doesn't exist yet your personal credit score will matter, but you'll also need to own a house (no mortgage) that you can put up as collateral. Or have a few million in the bank for a down payment.
>>62461823oh I forgot OP wants to rent. I'm not sure renting a restaurant is actually a thing.
>>62461826>>62461823i was assuming same. i don't have cash to buy outright. i would assume for me best case scenario is if i can someone find like parking lot where i can place a small mobile home/shed structure /shipping unit converted I don't know how plausible that is. I am not even sure if this is realistic approach.
>>62461826technically almost all restaurants rent their locations but this is meaningless since they usually own both the restaurant and the company renting it to them. They're either renting from themselves for tax purposes or renting from a franchise.
>>62461832In the US this runs into food safety laws. Most parts of the US require you to work out of a commercial kitchen so they can inspect food safety. That means a restaurant license and location on top of the food truck or drive through.in that case food trucks usually lease space in an existing restaurant kitchen and then park their trucks wherever they want. But each restaurant is allowed only one food truck so it limits the number of trucks or stands to the number of restaurants in town, and most restaurants are already taken.
>>62461833Don't they typically lease if they don't own the building outright? I'm probably splitting hairs here
>>62461842it's extremely rare for a restaurant to lease just because it's very hard to get a license and the license usually goes with the property. I.e. the building is actually the easier thing to get than the license
>>62461819yea the guy wants to run a drive through place, like fuck if you aren't doing catering out of ur house already then don't even try it
>>62461848in the US anyways. I don't know anything about restaurants in other countries. In the US licensing is extremely expensive and very limited. People sell the license with the building, you have almost zero chance of just applying and getting one.
>>62461792Cami Yelen btw
