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existing building or leasing
. . . You can almost forget
building your own from
scratch . . . With interest
rates as high as they are,
only major corporations
have the resources to build
their own restaurants, ac-
cording to Hugh Gedrich,
specialist in restaurant
sales . . . "Anybody want-
ing to build has to be in the
money business, too," says
Hugh.
If you decide to buy an
existing business, state law
requires a downpayment of
at least 25 percent of the
purchase price if the busi-
ness has a liquor license
. . . Financing is usually
arranged by the seller,
sometimes on land con-
tracts or other security in-
struments with interest
rates up a high percent.
Buying is just about the
only route to take if you
want to remodel a building
not originally designed as a
restaurant.
Leasing is a practical way
to test your skills as a res-
taurateur but you won't
want to invest in any
structural changes. If you're
buying, the price may in-
clude the land and building
as well as the business
(name, contents, etc.) . . .
Sometimes these are priced
separately . . . and within
those guidelines, prices
vary widely.
Within the past year, the
following sales were made
in Michigan . . . A 175-seat
business in Detroit's east-
ern suburbs, with a liquor
license, sold for $800,000,
including land, building
and business. A 100-seat
restaurant in Charlevoix,
without liquor service, sold
for $255,000, complete.
A 70-seat family restau-
rant in western Oakland
County, without liquor, sold
for $80,000 for the business
only, with the buyer then
leasing the building from
the owner for an additional
cost, and a 70-seat bar in
west Detroit with some food
service sold for $165,000,
not including the building.
So you've found a place
and the price was right and
you've signed on the dotted
line . . . Perhaps the res-
taurant came with every-
thing and you like it all- —
cooking equipment-, tables,
dishes, linens . . . If not, be
prepared to spend $40 to $60
per square foot to buy
equipment . . . Consider
the kinds of food you're
going to cook and carefully
investigate the grills,
fryers, refrigerators, sinks,
ovens, knives, slicers, mix-
ers and dispensers you'll
need and how best to lay
them out in the kitchen.
Consider your dining
room . . . how to squeeze in
the most tables and still
have room for patrons and
servers . . . And consider
where the front and back of
the house meet . . . where
servers will place their or-
ders, how they'll prepare
themselves and where
they'll do it and where
they'll pick up finished
products from the kitchen.
Be prepared for miles of
red tape in establishing
your restaurant. In addition
to the legal and financial
fees and filings required of
all businesses, employers
and taxpayers, your restau-
rant will be affected by state
and county health codes,
building codes, the fire
marshal and your insurance
agent.
All this doesn't begin to
touch the basics of running
any business . . . hiring,
retaining and firing em-
ployees, benefits programs,
advertising and public rela-
tions, building mainte-
nance and the ins and outs
of civic politics.
So after all this, you still
want to own a restaurant
. . . You've got the money,
personality, knowledge and
ambition and figure you can
survive the odds of the fail-
ure rate. In that case, go do
it . . . Why spend the rest of
your life saying, "I could
have run a restaurant," or "I
can make better guacamole
dip than this" when you
could someday retire and
say, "I created a successful
restaurant and made it
last."
DSO Chamber
Concert Slated
Raymond Leppard will be
on the podium for the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra's
Saturday Evening
Chamber Series 8 p.m.
Saturday at Orchestra Hall.
Tickets are available- at
Ford_Auditorium and at Or-
chestra Hall.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 12, 1982 33
It has been said . . . that
there are few situations in
life that cannot be honora-
bly settled, and without loss
of time, either by suicide, a
bag of gold, or by thrusting a
despised antagonist over
the edge of a precipice on a
dark night.
—Ernest Bramah
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