I’m starting a bounce house rental business , and your videos are very helpful . You give out great advice that can be used in more than one area . Very cool , thank you
1000th subscriber! Thinking about inflatable business but then I thought why not rent out other stuff people use like tables and chairs. Thanks for the inspiration.. hopefully after a little more research I'll feel comfortable starting in the business
You have a great videos Thankyou. I have a question I have a wedding decorations business I have a lot of inventory like chair covers linens charger plates.... and more decor stuff but I want to add rental company with it do you have any suggestions
I'd team up with a rental company that does the things you don't. Basically someone like me would be perfect. That being said, it's best if they are close by or even in the same building!
Awesome videos and very helpful! I'm getting mine off the ground as well for the last 7 months from home before I came across your videos. Quick question in regards to clients damaging your equipment. Do you take their credit cards on file to charge in the event equipment is damaged? How did you do it went you were working from home?
You can still take their credit cards. For example I used to use a free program called Wave which you can take credit cards. And yes definitely take credit cards or pre-auths on credit cards.
Great videos! I'm looking into starting an event rental company to work in parallel with my catering company. Do you have any advice on how to write a good damage waiver document? Did you find one online or have a lawyer draw one up? Thanks
Great idea, and you can easily start renting catering equipment and then anything related to that. I know another company in my area that started that way. I can show you my damage waiver if you email me: gorothbalion@gmail.com, otherwise you can easily emulate other company damage waivers that you see on websites, maybe use a combination of wording from the damage waivers you like. Finally, if you do have the money, definitely take that last step and have it looked over by a lawyer to be super safe, especially if it is food related.
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I’m starting a bounce house rental business , and your videos are very helpful .
You give out great advice that can be used in more than one area .
Very cool , thank you
1000th subscriber! Thinking about inflatable business but then I thought why not rent out other stuff people use like tables and chairs. Thanks for the inspiration.. hopefully after a little more research I'll feel comfortable starting in the business
See you out there one day!
Love the content been wanting to dive into my own in close to a year
Thanks! Start small and you can even start sooner probably. Literally start with 1-2 items just to get the ball rolling?
Thanks for the shout out!
You have a great videos Thankyou. I have a question I have a wedding decorations business I have a lot of inventory like chair covers linens charger plates.... and more decor stuff but I want to add rental company with it do you have any suggestions
I'd team up with a rental company that does the things you don't. Basically someone like me would be perfect. That being said, it's best if they are close by or even in the same building!
Awesome videos and very helpful! I'm getting mine off the ground as well for the last 7 months from home before I came across your videos. Quick question in regards to clients damaging your equipment. Do you take their credit cards on file to charge in the event equipment is damaged? How did you do it went you were working from home?
You can still take their credit cards. For example I used to use a free program called Wave which you can take credit cards. And yes definitely take credit cards or pre-auths on credit cards.
Could a lot of the information here be applied to other rentals businesses?
Oh no! Where’s the beard!
Haha. My wife says that which I had on my face was no beard.
Great videos! I'm looking into starting an event rental company to work in parallel with my catering company. Do you have any advice on how to write a good damage waiver document? Did you find one online or have a lawyer draw one up? Thanks
Great idea, and you can easily start renting catering equipment and then anything related to that. I know another company in my area that started that way. I can show you my damage waiver if you email me: gorothbalion@gmail.com, otherwise you can easily emulate other company damage waivers that you see on websites, maybe use a combination of wording from the damage waivers you like. Finally, if you do have the money, definitely take that last step and have it looked over by a lawyer to be super safe, especially if it is food related.
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