We have a passive investment that requires no management and have investors globally. We do invoice factoring. We loan money against accounts receivables of growing companies. Our investors typically get paid quarterly. This is a very consistent investment that will pay 15% annual, paid quarterly.

If this is something of interest to you give me a call or email me

Dax Desai
214-810-1502
dax.desai@gmail.com

I can get you $25K mo. with established, reputable business! Buy 1 for $200K- KEEP $100K. These are recession proof, AND actually increase when the market is down! Management INCLUDED! LIVE WHERE YOU LIKE, CHECK ON IT WHENEVER YOU LIKE! THIS IS THE BEST IN THE US right now!! SERIOUSLY!! For Good Fortune-call me for DETAILS! The guys I work with are Great!
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Try a deli and/or diner. It's hard work, but good rewards and fun. Plus in the right area it is an excellent investment that will grow. And you can do this anywhere there are people. We doesn't like to eat great food?

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Mr. Ahmed, obviously when you tell people you have $300,000, you can see you will get a lot of input. My only caution is that your question can produce some terrible conclusions. Some of the most stable SMALL businesses I have seen recently have been in three (3) areas: Liquor Stores, Discount (Dollar-like) Stores and some Fast Food. BUT...not all do well.

The key in almost any business is LOCATION. I have even seen McDonald's franchises fail, because of poor locations. There are also trends that can affect some businesses that seemed to be very stable or growing. For example, donut sales dropped when the low-carb diets became a fad, and the current media attention to obesity can have a future impact, as well.

These trends normally do not last, but they can be something that would worry you if they occured when you first start or buy a business and you are struggling in the first couple of months. So I would pay attention to future trends, as much as current issues.

As for Real Estate, small deals can be better than larger. There are a LOT of analysts who say the Commercial Real Estate market is still due for a crash. So, the smaller and more careful about the tenants you can be, the better chance you have of avoiding the down side of that market correction.

In Residential Real Estate...I don't know a whole lot about that. It is a growing Rentor market, particularly with all of the foreclosures out there. But getting loans as a landlord, and dealing with the management side of Residential properties are both nightmares, as far as I am concerned. But that last comment is more of a personal bias, and not really a business concern. If you can deal with the people in that context, good for you!

Finally, back to your original question, there are a lot of GOOD businesses. SAFE is another consideration, but I would be very careful not to simply think in terms of ANY business being safe; you need to look at each opportunity, itself. The local market may be very different - good or bad - from the national picture.

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A.o.A. why you want to start in atlanta. why not some where else.I have alot of experience and knowledge to start a business.You can contact me @ siqbal60@gmail.com
thanks allah hafiz

Keep a huge part of your savings and get a good Edgemaster Mobile Sharpening business. Work it for awhile then get another or two or three. Grow the business with the money the business makes then keep your eyes open for the big hit when it comes along.
Jon at Edgemaster Mobile Sharpening.

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Real estate is a good investment right now, Preferable income producing.
contact me for assistance My email is donhilliard@cox.net

Mr. Ahmed, Are you looking to access a business from any location or are you looking for a business with real property? What is your background? Any particular industry that you are interested in? Depending on your answers, I have a half dozen potential businesses right off the top of my head available in the $200K - $250K range that could be a good fit for you. I am a broker. Please contact me at globalnerd@yahoo.com if you hafve any questions. Thanks Angie

I have a highly profitable website business that meets your requirements. Please contact me via email for more information. My email address is: johnmayfair99@gmail.com

HI Mr Mohd.
I am in the Restaurant Business for a long time. If you need help call me.

Roque: 201-729-1766

Hello Mr. Ahmed, I have several sellers interested in selling relocatable businesses with products and services used by consumers every day. Industries such as health related, cell phones, membership services etc. are all very good investments even during a bad economy. The ones that I have have financials to prove their income. Make sure you see the financials of any business you decide to purchase and not just a "projected" amount of income. Any questions, you can contact Angie at globalnerd@yahoo.com, best of luck to you.

Mohd, I would suggest to look into healthcare and auto repair. I have been in both industries and still continue to be in the auto repair industry. People get sick and cars break down in any economic conditions. I'll be more than happy to discuss further. david@franchiseadvisorygroup.net

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