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Jack Cascio
  • Chicago, IL
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Office Investment Question

Jack Cascio
  • Chicago, IL
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I run a business from my office at home in Chicago...I am starting to build out a decent size team now, when before all my help was from Independact Contractors (Virtually).

I have been looking at some office space.


Here is a cliff notes version of what's going on:

I need an office where I can shoot Youtube Videos (Twice The Speed TV)...My videos consist of workouts for athletes so I would need to put down some turf and rubber flooring to bring some weights in there.

I don't know whether I should try to lease something (short term) or just buy something (like an industrial Condo) and then fix it up to how I want.

I have the capital to do either, so I am just wondering what would the ideal approach be if I am looking to get an office in Chicago.


Thanks,


JC

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