How much does rent cost for a small building, such as a art boutique?
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That varies with AREA ! Down town , easy to find .Also varies with owners some will charge less if you carry a longer lease, some just haven't been able to rent it out and are willing to rent lower.Landlords want the property rented so look around ,ask stores close by what they are paying , but shop for a good deal ,so you have a better chance at making the bills if at first it is slow. Make sure the building is ZONED for a store ! Landlords may not be honest and tell courts They just thought you wanted to rent the building to stay there, and the zoning can close you down and the lease will still hold your to agreement.
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You might check out the Small Business Administrations web page...Good luck and happy renting!
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WOW,\n What an opportunity. You have the answer right there. You have 330 units already rented with people who would love to save on their space. Make flyers, self or have kinkos or someone else do it. Say something like, Bring me a person who signs a contract for a place and receive a week or month free. depends how you normally charge. If  you charge 100 a month x1200 a year , and let's say 100 units take you up on this offer you loose $10,000 in free months or week  of rent. The up- side, the lost is only once(one month of free rent.). and of course you now have 100 more units rented. 100 times $100 a month = you guessed it $10,000. You really lost nothing and gained 100 more units rented. Suppose only 50 units remained after the month 50 x $100 a month =$5,000, additional  money than your current situation and very little expense from you. I would sweeten the deal and offer those that are referred a free week or free month,but of course only if the sign a longer lease. Your  customers are always looking for ways to save, they are motivated. Business cards, cheap and cheap to print on the back , 10% discount off of 1st month rent etc, with this card. Give them out to everybody,everybody. Leave them when you pay for dinner or at the cashier at the gas station, post them in apt buildings laundry mats, etc
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In view that you are looking for a room to let in a private house(I assume), it would be best to put an ad in the local paper there for such.. If it is an apartment, then ask the Chamber of Commerce to send you booklets on rental places(apartments) in the Tifton area.
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5 to 10K and some ca hones unless you want and embroidering machine..they are 8-28K alone. but silk screening 5-10K.. you'll need a few bucks to ride on so take out More than you'll need. 30K should do'er.. ride you for a years or two while things pick up
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You want an apartment in Manhattan that isn't a studio, and you want your rent less than $1000/month?  \n\nYou're going to need roommates.  \n\nGo look at CL for housing and roommates.
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From a private landlord you should expect no discount. Also they are under no obligation to sell, you should expect to pay full market value.
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*Thinking for half a second* You can look in http://dir.yahoo.com/Business_and_Economy/Shopping_and_Services/Real_Estate/Property_Information/Listings/Rentals/ or http://craigslist.com
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it cost anywhere from 2000 to 10000 for really nice ones with bathrooms
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Can you rent an alternate space that's bigger? How about renting a tent? Or a mobile classroom? That's all I could come up with. <*)))><
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RENT the space.   Visit www.iPowerWeb.com\n\nGood luck
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It depends on where you go.  The studio I go to offers different class passes, starting with 5 for $75, on up to a yearly unlimited pass for $1100.  \n\nMost places offer a drop in rate in the neighborhood of $15.  Some studios also offer a Karma Yoga, or reduced-rate class every week - where I live it's an $8 or $10 class.\n\nThen there's accessories - if you don't own a mat, some studios will rent them for $1 or $2 per class.  Do you need to buy clothing?  Do you want to have your own straps, blocks, blankets, etc?  Do you want a DVD or CD for when you can't make it to the studio?\n\nIt really varies, depending upon where you live and what you're looking for.  When I first started, I wasn't sure if I would stick with it, so the first few months I took a free community class that my studio offered and rented their mat for $1.  Once I knew it was something I was serious about, I bought my own mat and props, some yoga clothing, and began attending the other classes.
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mixed use is different from apartment?\n\nApartment run $175-$225 sf.\nMixed us is less because the first floor is usually tenant build out, but I'm sure your aware of all this.\n\nThe real question is why your architect is not giving you help with this?
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Several things, not all and not in order:\n\nWhere are your nearest competitors, do you want to compete head on or open  in an area outside their coverage?\n\nWhat is the maximum you can afford to spend each month and for how long if you make no profit (most new businesses lose money the first 6 months and are out of business the first year).\n\nWill you have employees, what will you pay them? Do you know the added costs with a payroll? Workmen's comp, matched SS, etc.\n\nHow will the accounting be done?\n\nWho  will your suppliers be, will they carry credit?\n\nDo you need a loan to start? The lender will want a detailed projection of costs and income.\n\nWill your lease include utilities or will they be separate?\n\nWill the space need to be remodeled? Lighting and display for fashions is VERY  important? If the space has been vacant for sometime, perhaps the landlord will do some of the remodeling in advance?\n\nIs there a provision in the lease to get out of it if you lose money and must close doors? Can the lease be tied to profit at all? What if you grow and need to get a larger space?\n\nAsk police department about robberies, thefts, break-ins relative to area(s) looking at. Do you need a security system? Does it need to have 24-hour monitoring? Have a button that may be pushed for a silent alarm and police call-out.\n\nHow will you accept payments, what are costs associated with credit card payments?\n\nDo you need storage space? Will the storage be suitable for protecting the items from damage? \n\nAre there changing rooms and bathrooms? You do not want potential cusotmers leaving becauase they have to go elsewhere to use the bathroom.\n\nIs there room for an office and can you monitor the retail space if you are in the office?
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Southcourt Property Management have put together a business start up pack in lettings and property management. Think their website is www.lettings-opportunity.co.uk.\nPack costs £575 I have bought one and it is very useful!
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Pick the city of your choice, contact a local real estate agency for commercial properties, tell them you need a shop sized location  in the suburbs/housing area.\n3 out of 5 ppl have pets, so you can estimate how many potential customers youd be having in that location and you can estimate if you can cover the expenses.
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between $1200 and 1600 per month for smallest space