Renting

[songbirdz03]

Has anyone ever rented machines? Jus curious because its hard to find good deals, I don't have a lot of money to invest so I was wondering if it was a good or not?!?

[songbirdz03]

Bulk is what I'm interested in, I jus lost my job nd I can barely afford anything. I have no support so I can't ask anyone for money. I really wanna get started so I would be glad to buy some machines from you. Thanks!

[kai1836]

  If your around detroit you might find someone willing to take payments on a route. There's a small one for sale in dearborn. He has 4 or 5 racks....might take payments.

[songbirdz03]

Thanks for the info, where can find info on him?

[sterling]

If you just lost your job I'd concentrate on getting an income stream first. Vending is a business which means it takes time and money to create an income stream. I wouldn't recommend starting a business when income is imperative.

[mainor5251]

I agree with Sterling new businesses normally operate in the red for awhile could be 1-2 before you start turning a profit.

[JEREMYTINA]

Has anyone ever rented machines? Just curious because its hard to find good deals, I don't have a lot of money to invest so I was wondering if it was a good or not?!?

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Is no one offering machines on Craigslist?  We have so many machines listed here it's ridiculous. But, as the others have said I would focus on getting a job first, and in this market any job would do temporarily.  

[songbirdz03]

Thanks for the advice everyone.

[lurtsman]

I'd suggest looking for ways to cut costs. I've only had one very good job in my life, and the pay was not good but everything else made up for it. If you are in a dire situation look to move in with someone and just rent a bed room, or depending on age moving back to your parents home. Vending business does not start over night, and I strongly doubt you would find anything but frustration in trying to start from your situation.