The Common Sense Guide to Buying a Pub
Business & Finance, Industries & Professions, Hospitality, Tourism & Travel, Career Planning & Job Hunting, Careers
| Author: | Nigel Wakefield | ISBN: | 9781476023250 |
| Publisher: | Nigel Wakefield | Publication: | July 2, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Nigel Wakefield |
| ISBN: | 9781476023250 |
| Publisher: | Nigel Wakefield |
| Publication: | July 2, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
would you buy a used car from a dealer, with no guarantees or warranties, with probably doctored mileage? you would not. but that’s what thousands of people do when they buy a pub or licensed catering business, there are no guarantees and do you really know where to start to verify that all the information given to you is correct?
so whilst there are thousands of successful licensed premises up and down the country, why do so many landlords throw in the towel so early in their dream job?
everyone involved in the pub trade has a vested interest in selling you that business or some form of business and will tell you what they want you to know, not what you need to know. we try to show you these interests and vested interests where possible and welcome your feedback on any questionable activities that you think we may have missed.
the licensed trade is the least professionally educated sector in the country.
by passing a one day course in the uk, you are entitled to run a complex business with no further technical training. the course itself deals with licensing law, not how to run a licensed business or buy one.
you don’t have to do what we say, but at least think about it. if this book can make you ask questions and get honest answers, then we have achieved something.
would you buy a used car from a dealer, with no guarantees or warranties, with probably doctored mileage? you would not. but that’s what thousands of people do when they buy a pub or licensed catering business, there are no guarantees and do you really know where to start to verify that all the information given to you is correct?
so whilst there are thousands of successful licensed premises up and down the country, why do so many landlords throw in the towel so early in their dream job?
everyone involved in the pub trade has a vested interest in selling you that business or some form of business and will tell you what they want you to know, not what you need to know. we try to show you these interests and vested interests where possible and welcome your feedback on any questionable activities that you think we may have missed.
the licensed trade is the least professionally educated sector in the country.
by passing a one day course in the uk, you are entitled to run a complex business with no further technical training. the course itself deals with licensing law, not how to run a licensed business or buy one.
you don’t have to do what we say, but at least think about it. if this book can make you ask questions and get honest answers, then we have achieved something.
