From Trash to Cash: the Dribbling never ends

skintbint_2

jo70mo wrote: »

Hey skint you are doing so well and you are obviously going to need better tools than the ones you've got.
That church sounds exciting. wish it was here but then I wouldn't have the money either.
You wouldn't need the full amount upfront though. why not contact them and see if they would be up for renting it to you for a year with the right to buy at a pre-agreed price at the end. If you can show you can run a good business there you may be more likely to get the finance you need.
Jo x

Jo - if only! have even thought "wonder if i could rent space out" to cover part of the loan to the likes of Lilac and other skilled crafters as its only about 7 miles from her but its a lot of money that i dont have and o/h is not a risk taker, but well i can dream maybe oneday!


NLD - hang in there something will turn up, and at at least you have started you new project and just about got it ready to go live

joey- its amazing what you find out when you start digging! the Heir Hunters programme is really interesting too, always wonder what their commission is

jo70mo

maybe put a shout out and form some kind of cooperative and buy it jointly with some others as a kind of umbrella organisation from which you each rent space. maybe some of the people already involved with it might be interested too.
Jo x
Jo x

jo70mo

sorry skint sometimes I get a bit carried away with ideas for other people. mabel merkin will testify to that !!!

nolongerindenial

I sincerly hope I dont have to go down the way I have in mind... as I will end up just like my client in the BR Court. The amount this client pays - is in effect the about 50% of the monthly profit which pays my wage, hence the mortgage and puts food on the table.

Just means I need to regain my focus and start pushing two or three projects into live.

skintbint_2

nolongerindenial wrote: »

I sincerly hope I dont have to go down the way I have in mind... as I will end up just like my client in the BR Court. The amount this client pays - is in effect the about 50% of the monthly profit which pays my wage, hence the mortgage and puts food on the table.

Just means I need to regain my focus and start pushing two or three projects into live.

dont take this the wrong way am sure that you have looked at these before but can you look at outgoings, changing gas/electricity supplier, car insurance, mobile provider, if wages have dropped drastically tax credits, council tax rebate, an hours ebaying at night?

if you need to let vent just shout and shout loud on here, we'll help as much as we can

HopeAndDriftWood

Hi everyone

Mabel, I have no idea whats up with my site, and no one at 123 does either. I will be leaving them asap. Thanks for telling me, though!

Couldn't let OH go, cried when he left so went with him. Big long walk, phones should come in the morning and I'll be homeward bound by lunchtime, assessment at 2. Busy busy!

jo70mo

Hi saucy, hope it goes well tomorrow. off to bed in a few minutes.
Jo x

skintbint_2

jo- heres the link - i get carried away a wee bit too, look its even still got the bell!
http://www.tspc.co.uk/x96670-Commercial-for-sale-in-Newbigging---DD5-3RH

munchki

Well, the film is finally over...eeeeeek look at the time, they have gone to bed now when I wanted to go to sleep two hours ago!! Have to be up at 6 so I shall bid you all a very goodnight......**mutters couch here I come**

sweet and wonderful dreams everyone and lots of hugs to those who need or want them!! xx

jo70mo

sleep well munchki.
love it skint. it would make great tea rooms and space for crafts/ workshops etc too.
Jo x