gunner take out a bridging loan to buy it...then re-mortgage to pay off the bridging loan..then sell coffee to pay the mortgage..
Well It's a vending round actually...but Its still good business practice..wish me luck in my new venture.
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I'm going to buy a coffee shop..
gunner take out a bridging loan to buy it...then re-mortgage to pay off the bridging loan..then sell coffee to pay the mortgage..
Well It's a vending round actually...but Its still good business practice..wish me luck in my new venture.
Last edited by MidlandRed8; 25-1-08 at 18:49.
Thanks Midland red but my post was slightly cryptic..
Take out a short term loan to buy a business..then re-mortgage that business to pay off loans and build extension..any more clues needed..
Not The best way to go about it, i admit it....but lets just say you did want to run a coffie business that way, wouldn't that be up to you and no one esle would you accept your customers shoutin you .. after all its up to you how you run your business and where you get your loans from.
Last edited by bilsland; 18-9-09 at 17:37. Reason: language
think of the children!
Yes Tosh I don't want any of those ruffian football fans coming in and shouting abuse at me..after all I'm planning to use some of the re-mortgage money to build an extention..might even do dinners..make more money and I haven't spent a penny of my own money..
...and I'm keeping Manwell on as head waiter...so there..
Got chucked off GD for being to sarky..
good idea, i'm sure it will work out really well for you, just like it did for the americans
how much for a coffee .....
How did it go ?
don't think he has it yetOriginally Posted by LFCNUTTA
How did it go ?
I prefer tea anyway
nah, hot chocolate is betterI prefer tea anyway
will you do bacon sarnies?
Tea > Hot Chocolatenah, hot chocolate is better
Bacon < Sausage
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