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Is this a norm for all barbershops? Barbers pay rent to the shop?
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Free registration at the forum removes this block.Take a day off. Get in your car. Park across the street. Count how many people come in.
Then another day go get a haircut. Talk to the barbers.
Do your due diligence. You can't do it online.
My current barber owns his shop and also works in it. It's not fastlane but he makes ~$150,000 per year
I agree. Sit outside and head count your customers. From a real estate point of view, there are 2 really important issues -- location, which includes adequate parking and the plumbing/electrical systems in the building. Those are two issues that are hard or expensive to duplicate.Great advice. Doing things the old fashioned way. Work. Google can't do everything.
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