CCdaCE
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I've had an idea rolling around in my head.
Setting up a business based on America's propensity to collect "stuff" and the like.
When I hear about the prices that mini-storage places command, and the amount of "Rubbermaid/insert-name-brand-here" storage containers available in "big box store".
... when I see/hear all that, I wanna build a storage place to store boats/jet-ski's/antique cars/etc. or sell a product to the "stuff collectors" like Rubbermaid totes.
Preying on the "weak".
Is this market cornered? Does OfficeMax have the office storage market cornered?
I know my BIL was looking into starting a mini-storage place, but he failed to pull the trigger, mostly because of laziness and/or he felt the market was saturated in his area.
Edit: What other angles could you work to benefit from American's propensity to collect stuff, such as "scrapbooking"?
-CC
Setting up a business based on America's propensity to collect "stuff" and the like.
When I hear about the prices that mini-storage places command, and the amount of "Rubbermaid/insert-name-brand-here" storage containers available in "big box store".
... when I see/hear all that, I wanna build a storage place to store boats/jet-ski's/antique cars/etc. or sell a product to the "stuff collectors" like Rubbermaid totes.
Preying on the "weak".
Is this market cornered? Does OfficeMax have the office storage market cornered?
I know my BIL was looking into starting a mini-storage place, but he failed to pull the trigger, mostly because of laziness and/or he felt the market was saturated in his area.
Edit: What other angles could you work to benefit from American's propensity to collect stuff, such as "scrapbooking"?
-CC