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Originally Posted by Tamborista
Every bar is for sale in Sosua and Cabarete!
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I was just going to post the same. Good thing I read thru the whole thread for once.
Really, one could expand this quote with, everyTHING / everyBODY is for sale (or rent).
I would NOT know too many establishments which seem so profitable that they would be appealing take over targets.
Most bar sales, btw, do NOT include the real estate and are merely "business" sales with questionable rental contracts being pushed over the table on properties which are quite often in a questionable legal situation, ranging from legally non-existent (too close to the sea) to unclear ownership (title discrepancy between the land and the object).
Most places which do some sizable business depend much on the original owner's name, image and experience and also on the front line employees, two ingredients of a business scheme which can not really be secured in such a transaction.
I always advise prospect bar owners to try their hand first at something light without committing too much money, like renting a kiosk bar at Puerto Plata's downtown
Malecon (beach avenue) new little buildings for 3000 to 6000 Pesos per month. There are little formalities, the spots are small and easy to re-format we a new idea to test drive.
If you feel disenchanted with results, all you will have lost is some time and little money for you life here, but NO large principal amount stuck into something which turns out not as easy to sell as it was to buy it.
But that was not the OP's question... so back to Tambo's answer:
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Every bar is for sale in Sosua and Cabarete!
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... J-D.