Would you sell your rig??

[hobbes4star 0]

If it meant that you would have enough $$ to buy your own business??

if fun were easy it wouldn't be worth having, right?

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if you can run your own buisness, you can borrow the money.

if it is that good of a buisness, you should get your money back quick...


no... i would not....

[IanHarrop 37]

There has to be another way - how much would you actually get for the rig?

If that's the difference between buying your own business then you haven't accounted for enough money the contingency part of the budget.

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[RevJim 0]

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If it meant that you would have enough $$ to buy your own business??

If that was the ONLY thing I had to do, sell my rig, buy a business, then HELL YEA! The business then would be me another rig as an expense!

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[bobsled92 0]

I love my 1st rig too much.
I just had everything upgraded or replaced(as needed) and I don't even jump it.
I keep it up to date for a guy who's just off student stat. up the street from me. (220 Triathalon=safe as he is 165lbs)

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[wmw999 2,146]

In a heartbeat. A rig is stuff. You are supposed to own stuff, it's not supposed to own you. There's lots of stuff out there.

Wendy W.

There is nothing more dangerous than breaking a basic safety rule and getting away with it. It removes fear of the consequences and builds false confidence. (tbrown)

[Katzeye 0]

A very wise skydiver once told me while I was unemployed - NEVER SELL YOUR TOYS!

I still live by that credo.

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[freeflir29 0]

No way.............a rig really isn't worth very much money in the larger sense. Remember.............most businesses LOSE money for AT LEAST the first year. Something like 80% go under within 5. Then you'll be jobless, broke, and rigless. Sounds like a bad idea to me.

[masterrig 1]

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In a heartbeat. A rig is stuff. You are supposed to own stuff, it's not supposed to own you. There's lots of stuff out there.

Wendy W.

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[outlawphx 1]

Unlikely. Your rig isn't worth that much anyway, and if the business isn't worth much more than the value of a rig, it's probably not worth buying.

[jsaxton 0]

If you need the 2-3K then yoiu don't have enough money to start your own business.

[jtval 0]

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Then, you have to get a bigger house because... you've got more 'stuff'! (Got that, from George Carlin.)


Chuck

we'll you'll have to move your shit so I can put my stuff there

hobbes,
Nah, I wouldnt sell my rig. theres not a whole lot of resale value in a rig. i would find the money somewhere else. for the 2-3 thousand I would get for my rig I would definitely not hock my love fo rthe sky for that price.

if it was a secondary rig, maybe. it jsut depends on why the bank wouldnt lend me the money;.


you should NEVER use your own money when you have the chance to use someone elses

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[ChrisL 2]

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If it meant that you would have enough $$ to buy your own business??

Definitely not.

I ran my own business for a few years and did OK, but I got out of it because I HATED running my own business

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[Paige 0]

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There has to be another way - how much would you actually get for the rig?

If that's the difference between buying your own business then you haven't accounted for enough money the contingency part of the budget.

No doubt! Bare minimum should include a year or two of operations run with your personal money. Don't count of a profit for a year or so depending on the industry and you will be better off.

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