I came across an old gutted building in Oklahoma listed for $65K, which would be perfect for my pizza business. However, I’m wondering if the space is too large for a beginner entrepreneur. That said, I could potentially split it into three sections, maybe even add a smoothie bar or something similar or even better rent that part to someone else. There are tons of old buildings like this across the U.S. that just need a bit of renovations. I’ve noticed that property prices are dropping due to the current economic situation, and real estate is no longer the strong investment it once was. image https://www.crexi.com/properties/1687389/oklahoma-1005-lake-murray-s?recommid=280e1b94e5c7d8167eaf879026479e96
1009 Lake Murray Dr S · 1009 Lake Murray Dr S, Ardmore, OK 73401
1009 Lake Murray Dr S · 1009 Lake Murray Dr S, Ardmore, OK 73401
1009 Lake Murray Dr S, Ardmore, OK 73401
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According to chatgpt I should start a pizza shop because pizza is a high-margin food. The ingredients are relatively cheap, and it’s relatively easy to make and the U.S. is by far the #1 country in the world when it comes to pizza consumption. I personally eat pizza almost every week, so I’m already quite familiar with it and it would help me gain business experience, and due to a bad economy you can find really cheap real estate meaning you won't have a mortgage which means higher margins! As for the name, should I go with Freedom Pizza or Flat Earth Pizza? I’m leaning toward Flat Earth Pizza because it seems to attract a lot of curious people online, and the name could generate buzz, heated discussion and go viral, or maybe just make a pizza called the flat earth pizza. image #pizza #entrepreneur #marandcatoshi
I came across this American woman who made $216 in gross revenue selling hot dogs. After expenses, she walked away with $146 in profit — but that figure doesn’t account for gas, propane, supplies, and other miscellaneous costs. She also didn’t mention how many hours she worked. According to ChatGPT, her actual profit was probably closer to $100–$120 after factoring in all expenses. If you live in a state with good weather year-round, you could potentially run a hot dog stand consistently but personally, it doesn’t seem worth it. ChatGPT also pointed out that working at a place like McDonald’s might be easier, more stable, and possibly even more profitable, depending on your situation. It’s wild how so many people hustle hard in the fiat system, only to barely scrape by. https://m.youtube.com/@SunshinesHotDogs/videos #entrepreneur #hotdogs
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