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Mate it sounds like the entirety of the plan here is to quit your job and do something that has to do with an empty space. That's a shit plan. Don't follow that plan.
Based on his ideas, I Was thinking he was looking for a way to not be bored in retirement...
Also, a 2800 sq ft empty building attached to a home. How big is this home?
Haha it definitely isn't the best plan, but at this point I have the house split into a 1 bedroom basement apartment and then a 5 bedroom home. I'll be moving into the 1 bedroom and rent the house and that should keep the roof over my head with a cash flow of 1k. That is a slow enough bleed that I could spend a year or two building a business and survive
If you’re business plan is just renting out property - why would you quit your job? Also don’t try to start a business unless you have something in mind that you know with years of industry experience. You’ll fail and lose all your startup cost.
Commercial space rents at $1/sf/mo most places. Rent it out, let someone else gamble on starting a new business, walk away with 36k/yr.