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  • ShAiOnEi
    FFR Player
    • May 2007
    • 1110

    #1

    Business Suggestions

    Alright so there is spot for lease next to where I work and I just happened to think of a great business to start if I had the knowledge of how to actually do this. I am thinking of starting an arcade here with the intentions of lots of kickass arcade games bringing in the crowds.

    I'm kind of stuck right now with trying to figure out a good place to buy my machines from and just starting this business in general. So if anyone has any feedback or advice on this I would appreciate the help. Thanks 8)
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  • devonin
    Very Grave Indeed
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    FFR Simfile Author
    • Apr 2004
    • 10120

    #2
    Re: Business Suggestions

    You will need a TON of capital to start something like an arcade. Assuming the ideal situation of finding a company that will lease you machines, it might become -somewhat- more manageable, but you do realise that for example, one DDR machine costs about 15 thousand dollars, most pinball tables cost between 3-8 thousand dollars, etc etc.

    A "kickass arcade" to bring in crowds would probably cost you the better part of 100,000 dollars just in machines and fixtures.

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    • ShAiOnEi
      FFR Player
      • May 2007
      • 1110

      #3
      Re: Business Suggestions

      Alright I do understand the expensive situation that's why I am considering getting a loan and maybe deal with some investors but I really don't want to go that route considering they get a cut. Next week I will shop around for some loans and see what I can come up with. I'm told banks are very generous when it comes to first time business.
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      • devonin
        Very Grave Indeed
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        FFR Simfile Author
        • Apr 2004
        • 10120

        #4
        Re: Business Suggestions

        At this particular time in the US economy, small business loans are probably pretty thin on the ground.

        If you'd happened to have just finished a degree in small business management, or some sort of business/accounting program, you'll be -much- more likely to get a small business loan.

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