jordanlund

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Minimum wage where I live is $16.80 an hour, so at 40 hours a week that's $672 a week, so that's $34,944 a year or $2,912 a month.

So potentially, yeah, if they make $3,000 a month and send you $2,000, that could be significant.

OTOH, at my peak I was pulling down $12,000 a month, so your mileage may vary!

How do you open a bookstore for under $10,000?

Well, first you find a location with $600 a month rent. LOL.

Floor was $350 and $500 to install it. Bookshelves were $1,100. UV window tint to protect the product was $500.

From there it's a matter of setting up accounts with major wholesalers and ordering product.

Most folks don't realize this, but in general, the markup on books is around 35% to 55% depending on the publisher and the service.

I bought a bunch of nice Halloween stock for $6.50 a book, retail is $28.95, which is ridiculous. I'm selling them for $12.95 and still making money on them.