Renting Space

Business By jcfenner Updated 7 Feb 2007 , 2:33am by alicegop

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jcfenner Posted 4 Sep 2006 , 6:55am
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I'm working on renting out a commercial kitchen from a reception hall. My question is how do you decide on a reasonable price? Do you pay a percentage of each cake or do you simply pay per hour you're there? I've been working out of my house and want to get my official bakery license (required in AZ) and I honestly just barely make a profit now. I know more wedding cakes will bring a higher profit margin, but I'm afraid of agreeing to something that will not make getting "licensed" worth it. icon_cry.gif What do you do? How do you reach a rental agreement? Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!

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sweetbaker Posted 4 Sep 2006 , 12:47pm
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I've read that some pay by the hour. Check with some local churches that have a licensed kitchen (if allowed in your area for you to use) before you make your final decision. It may be cheaper.

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alicegop Posted 7 Feb 2007 , 2:33am
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By the hour is an easy agreement and less risk of bad feelings if you are renting from a church.

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