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Ideas are great. Let's see the numbers $$$.
A conservative look:
A Professional runs a practice, seeing 10 clients per day, 5 days a week. This pro leases a luxury amenity item for $400/month, but only 25% of clients pay $10 to use it.
Run the numbers:
10 x 5 x 25% = 12.5. Let's say 12 X $10 = $120 x 4.3 avg weeks = $516/mo.
$516/mo income - $400/mo cost = $116 profit.
Presto!
Got the wheels spinning?
Contact us today. Let's figure out if this idea would make sense for you.
or call Chris at 708.433.9575. This is the first time we've put up a phone number. Ask us why.
A Professional runs a practice, seeing 10 clients per day, 5 days a week. This pro leases a luxury amenity item for $400/month, but only 25% of clients pay $10 to use it.
Run the numbers:
10 x 5 x 25% = 12.5. Let's say 12 X $10 = $120 x 4.3 avg weeks = $516/mo.
$516/mo income - $400/mo cost = $116 profit.
Presto!
Got the wheels spinning?
Contact us today. Let's figure out if this idea would make sense for you.
or call Chris at 708.433.9575. This is the first time we've put up a phone number. Ask us why.
This is just an oversimplified model to think about and evaluate your own situation: Oversimplified, because our creative solutions are our bread and butter, and we need to learn all about your situation before we can make a specific solution for you.
Some definitions:
Liability: something that costs you money.
Asset: something that makes you money.
Consider a typical professional office with a typical waiting room. Is this waiting room an asset or liability?
Right. It is a liability. It has all the overhead of professional commercial property (rent, electric, heat, insurance, etc, etc). It probably has a television or two (and content). It is likely well appointed and furnished (and some of these are absolutely luxurious and stunningly beautiful). It has magazines for the adults and toys for the kids. It requires regular, daily cleaning and maintenance.
Cost. Cost. Cost. Cost. Cost. Zero income. Big time liability.
And who really wants to be there? Nobody. It's an expensive weigh station.
Let's turn that liability into an asset. Today.
Some definitions:
Liability: something that costs you money.
Asset: something that makes you money.
Consider a typical professional office with a typical waiting room. Is this waiting room an asset or liability?
Right. It is a liability. It has all the overhead of professional commercial property (rent, electric, heat, insurance, etc, etc). It probably has a television or two (and content). It is likely well appointed and furnished (and some of these are absolutely luxurious and stunningly beautiful). It has magazines for the adults and toys for the kids. It requires regular, daily cleaning and maintenance.
Cost. Cost. Cost. Cost. Cost. Zero income. Big time liability.
And who really wants to be there? Nobody. It's an expensive weigh station.
Let's turn that liability into an asset. Today.
