I was wondering how to invest in local veterinarians. People have more and more pets. The vet near me just expanded to a second office with lots of equipment for physical therapy, hydrotherapy, etc. I wonder if they’d take an investment to buy a piece of equipment, then pay the investor a royalty for every usage. There has to be equipment they want but can’t afford. I don’t see the market getting saturated give the schooling requirements.
I’m sure you could do the same with doctors, but the risk is changes in insurance reimbursement rates.
Gyms are another business that requires a local location. The big franchises are crazy expensive though.
A former coworker owned a 7-11. They sold when they had a baby. His wife covered the shifts if someone called in sick,and tney couldn’t find another employee to cover it. That wasn’t feasible after the baby. He said the profits were good, but not good enough to quit his job.
I looked into opening a franchise boba shop, but one of them required too much capital; the second one seemed a little high as well but more manageable, however the space I wanted was not available when I talked to the property managers. They could be bs’ing though probably because I was too small for them.
