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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DB_DRAG_SPL" data-source="post: 3562109" data-attributes="member: 581171">Just trying to help you along man, I know how hard it is to get a business off the ground.Since you are graduating already, why not pursue your career and purchase a house with a couple larger garage bays or a large detached garage. Start your business there and work your way up, as business starts to pick up and you have a positive cash flow into it, THEN go out and find a building and expand your business. That way, you are putting money into something that will build equity, and if things don't work out, you won't be $30-40,000 in the hole fresh out of school.Why not diversify your business also, pick up a vinyl cuttter, a computer, and build a relationship with a vynil distributor for your materials. It will pay itself off very quickly and you can cut and sell vinyl in your downtime for extra income as well.</blockquote>

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