Quoting Post Archived Topic: It will not be bumped to the top of the forum. Topic if you were to start a business Membername   Not a member? Sign Up Free (takes 20 seconds) Password   Forgotten your password? Post Font: Verdana Arial Black Georgia Comic Sans Impact   Size: Tiny Normal Big Huge   Color: Default Dark Red Red Orange Brown Green Olive Cyan Blue Dark Blue Indigo Black [ Check Spelling ] [ Post Preview ] [ LiveTags ] Quote: from [m]RachLeigh13[/m] at 9:01 am on April 13, 2012[quote]Quote: from [mod]barnabas[/mod] at 8:52 am on April 13, 2012[quote]Quote: from [m]RachLeigh13[/m] at 1:39 am on April 13, 2012[quote]In all seriousness, I would want to be a teaching store, for teachers on a budget. Do yall know how ridiculously expensive it is to buy teaching materials? Also, I'd have a big printer where teachers could print out packages they got from Teacher Pay Teacher for a very cheap print out rate. (Printing those stupid units is expensive, especially in cardstock and in color!)[/quote]   how would you make $[/quote]The mark up rate for some of the teaching materials is ridiculous. I would make a ton of money by cutting, laminating and printing the materials from teacher pay teacher. I know I'd personally pay someone money to do that for me. Check out teacher pay teacher.. its got units and oodles of things teachers can pay to download. Printing, laminating, and preparing them is the big time consumer (And money eater)[/quote] FAQ Keyword Search: Post Options Favorites Manager Notify me of new replies to this topic by email Notify me of new replies to this topic by private message Original Post nyn Posted at 10:10 pm on April 12, 2012 what kinda establishment would it be? i'd probably start a candy shop. or a gay bar. or both. that or my own tattoo parlour

Replies RachLeigh13 Posted at 9:01 am on April 13, 2012 Quote: from barnabas at 8:52 am on April 13, 2012 Quote: from RachLeigh13 at 1:39 am on April 13, 2012 In all seriousness, I would want to be a teaching store, for teachers on a budget. Do yall know how ridiculously expensive it is to buy teaching materials? Also, I'd have a big printer where teachers could print out packages they got from Teacher Pay Teacher for a very cheap print out rate. (Printing those stupid units is expensive, especially in cardstock and in color!)   how would you make $ The mark up rate for some of the teaching materials is ridiculous. I would make a ton of money by cutting, laminating and printing the materials from teacher pay teacher. I know I'd personally pay someone money to do that for me. Check out teacher pay teacher.. its got units and oodles of things teachers can pay to download. Printing, laminating, and preparing them is the big time consumer (And money eater) barnabas Posted at 5:52 am on April 13, 2012 Quote: from RachLeigh13 at 1:39 am on April 13, 2012 In all seriousness, I would want to be a teaching store, for teachers on a budget. Do yall know how ridiculously expensive it is to buy teaching materials? Also, I'd have a big printer where teachers could print out packages they got from Teacher Pay Teacher for a very cheap print out rate. (Printing those stupid units is expensive, especially in cardstock and in color!) how would you make $ BettyBoop416 Posted at 3:26 am on April 13, 2012 A health house maybe. Way out in the boonies. With ponds and trees and a park and a trail for hiking. Several rooms for sleeping (like an inn) and then a meditation room with pillows and silence... and another meditation room with pillows and music. an organic cafe where guests can eat their meals. a green house where guests can pick their own vegetables and have them made into a salad or a soup or a sandwich. a homeopathy station where guests can pick up their oils or extracts and be treated for mild ailments, a massage center, a sauna, a spa, a dance studio where yoga and dance and other classes are taught, a day camp for the children, music lessons and instruments to rent out for the music lessons...:) and far enough away from everything else that guests would need to get there by train or maybe a small airport. but I think I'd prefer trains bringing my guests rather than planes landing on my field. yeah. :) that's my biggest dream and the only one that's ever stuck out in my mind. FTF Posted at 3:18 am on April 13, 2012 A railroad. It could be small at first. A Class III branch line, perhaps connecting larger freight carriers. Or better yet a passenger line. I could lease track rights from an already established railroad to save money. I wouldn't need more than two or three locomotives to start off. I suppose the biggest infrastructure related hurdle would be to build stations/depots/maintenance facilities. Spice Posted at 12:20 am on April 13, 2012 Animal shelter / cat sanctuary/boarding lollerwhat Posted at 11:40 pm on April 12, 2012 prolly a charter school ILoveDan098 Posted at 11:18 pm on April 12, 2012 A bar or club birdman101 Posted at 11:17 pm on April 12, 2012 id fix up buildings to code then rent them to people pretty cheap. get more apartments rent more. then my job would be collect cash n when something breaks go fix it. Boobzilla Posted at 10:46 pm on April 12, 2012 A store that sells all the things. Or a supersoft pillow factory, because pillows are awesome. RachLeigh13 Posted at 10:39 pm on April 12, 2012 In all seriousness, I would want to be a teaching store, for teachers on a budget. Do yall know how ridiculously expensive it is to buy teaching materials? Also, I'd have a big printer where teachers could print out packages they got from Teacher Pay Teacher for a very cheap print out rate. (Printing those stupid units is expensive, especially in cardstock and in color!) hmahhm Posted at 10:37 pm on April 12, 2012 a clothing store i guess CURIOUS ONE Posted at 10:37 pm on April 12, 2012 Quote: from Cosmo Brown at 10:24 pm on April 12, 2012 Antique store. that fits you   Fractured Posted at 10:35 pm on April 12, 2012 Bookstore bitches. Double Tap Posted at 10:34 pm on April 12, 2012 Gun shop, or a car dealership, or a trucking company Cosmo Brown Posted at 10:24 pm on April 12, 2012 Antique store. Most recent 15 of 22 previous replies displayed.