BUYING INTO SOMEONE ELSE'S BUSINESS
by Robert Soper
The other way to go into business is to either buy or buy into an existing one. There are again advantages and pitfalls on the way and all are discussed here. Everything from buy a corner shop through to investing on the Stock Exchange is carefully analysed. By spending a little time on research as indicated in the book, some extremely expensive mistakes can be avoided.
About the author
Robert Soper is now a full time writer with published works to his credit. He spent fifty years in business on his own achieving UK market leadership in two totally different businesses over the years. Now the experience that he has earned the very hard way is being made available to others whether or not they are new to business or seeking retirement.
Now retired he lives and writes in the South of France.
(2208, paperback, 74 pages)
The other way to go into business is to either buy or buy into an existing one. There are again advantages and pitfalls on the way and all are discussed here. Everything from buy a corner shop through to investing on the Stock Exchange is carefully analysed. By spending a little time on research as indicated in the book, some extremely expensive mistakes can be avoided.
About the author
Robert Soper is now a full time writer with published works to his credit. He spent fifty years in business on his own achieving UK market leadership in two totally different businesses over the years. Now the experience that he has earned the very hard way is being made available to others whether or not they are new to business or seeking retirement.
Now retired he lives and writes in the South of France.
(2208, paperback, 74 pages)
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