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What is the least painful way to get out of a tanning business? |
My husband & I opened a very small tanning salon last Jan. & have found that the time involved is too much for the $ we are making in return. We took out a $25K loan to start the business and am struggling to make ends meet these last 2 months of the year. We have had the business up for sale since Sept. & have had no serious inquiries. We want out at least by June of next year with the least amt of debt possible. Any advice? Unfortunately, you picked a really bad business venture. The best thing to do is shut it down NOW and sell off the equipment, etc. for the best price you can get. |
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