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One of the most important decisions that every entrepreneur needs to make when starting a business has to do with the election of a shop and all risk factors that revolve around it.

And no wonder, since the success or failure of a business has a lot to do with the proper selection and location of the premises for the same. Today I share at least 10 tips that you can not omit to make the decision more intelligent.

1. When should think of a shop? Not all businesses need a room or office and in fact depending on the type of business you do, you might consider the possibility of using your home, garage or any space that a family member or acquaintance will provide income for some symbolic.

The rent of a room should consider when you have some savings to cover the costs of rent and maintenance, and when your business has enough structure to open their doors and keep the pressure to generate sales.

Of course, there are some types of businesses which have a formal local is imperative for them, the following tips are essential.

2. Buy or rent space? Although it may seem obvious, the answer to this question for every entrepreneur is to start renting a room, as this will allow you to minimize risk while your business grows enough to spread out and then consider buying a separate room.

Renting a room is good to know your business and your market while you grow gradually.

3. What advantages does rent space? The main and most important is that work on temporary contracts (usually for periods of one or two years) so you can assess whether the location gives you the benefits you expect in terms of location, size and cost and if I ever need to make the changes required.

4. How much should you pay for rent? This is an important question, but the best way to answer it is through a budget. Not all businesses are alike, nor have the same costs or the same profits.

Overpaid income can easily devour your profits and destroy your business. While rental costs are usually high, we could say that a good measure of reference to calculate the local investment should not exceed 30% of the monthly operating budget of your business.

5. What is a good location for my premises? The proper location of the premises can make the difference between many clients and few customers.

This is especially true for the types of businesses where the client looks for stores and is attracted by the presentation of your business. Some other important factors to consider are: ease of access from a vehicle, parking available, security and above all you are located in the economically correct. Read the rest of this entry »