Hello, i planing to  start a business, next year and i want to know if somebody can help me, how can i buy a commercial  space for a beauty salon.

The strategy when implemented correctly is a thing of beauty.  

It is beautiful.

It was beautiful. 

These houses are always beautiful, and they have created great floor plans...but they end up spending too much money to do this and are not able to recoup it on the back end.  

Yes there is a lot of money to be made in hair cuts.

It has beautiful glass windows all over and it looks out on mountains and desert - very scenic in the Southwest US.He has a plan for tenants in 3/4 of the space, but has one more unit (about 4,500 Square feet) that he is trying to fill. 

It does take some training in my opinion to do well in subject tos and wraparound mortgages when buying.The "what if step" I use for subject to or wraparound mortgage offers is this,"Oh I see, so you don't want to do any kind of rental arrangement or lease purchase arrangement, I get it now… Well, I have one more idea, and if this idea works then we'll move forward, and if it's not workable for you then all just pack up and get out your hair…Mr and Mrs Smith, you want the property sold and you want somehow to be not responsible for a lot of the costs.

@Bill GulleyMaybe, I'll be able to provide some advice to you for a change, starting with: bug nets, windscreen repair kit, and {several} spare tyres for your vehicle and trailer.Tuktoyaktuk is an amazingly big-little place, whose beauty and presence is worth the 1000-mile round trip on the Dempster - this time of year you could drive all the way to Tuk (if it's been cold enough up there).Unless you are riding something like a BMW 800 - 1200GS, the Dempster is not a motorcycle friendly road.  

The beauty of overpaying...