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The retail area is up for lease.I tried to work it out with the new administrator but I feel an owner operator situation would be best because it would cost $50,000 in labor for us to keep it going.With that being said,a person willing to bust his ass will make a very comfortable living and be able to take 4 months off a year.
If I lived down there I would be all over it.
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If I lived down there I would be all over it.
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me too....don't know much about retail ....but not afraid to bust a little a$$
What is included in "the retail area?"
Or maybe I should ask, "What is excluded?"
I'm looking for a new job AND a reason to move to GS and I DO know about retail.
Quite an endeavor.
Please PM me the details, John.
Also, how soon of an expected turnaround would you anticipate?
Thanks.
thought it be unlawful to run private business on state property????? could be wrong...
[size=12pt]I got all excited when I first read it, but then I saw the words “a person willing to bust his ass”; a real turnoff! :poke1:
Actually it sounds like a great opportunity for somebody, certainly would have a captive customer base. Maybe a partnership of two or three people to share the work load and expenses would work. Of course, the down side would be sharing the profits.
I hope somebody we know takes it on.
Steve, you are probably right if the state isn’t getting a piece of the pie.
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thought it be unlawful to run private business on state property????? could be wrong...
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As long as GSP goes through the State Finance Office's approved process, its legal. But it can be a pain in the butt for all parties involved.
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thought it be unlawful to run private business on state property????? could be wrong...
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As long as GSP goes through the State Finance Office's approved process, its legal. But it can be a pain in the butt for all parties involved.
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i thought this was perdido beach resorts argument that another entity could not build a motel on state property. where is dick at,,he could find a code...
just read the lawsuit,,i am wro,,wrooo, wrrrrrr. oh hell i'm not right.. can't say that other word in that context...