One Stop Customs
Senior Member
ok here it goes... by the way, my name is nacho
1. if you are going to partner up with him as the advertisment side of the business, tell him you want in on the bid. Make sure that the business name and company is an Inc. between you and him. So the paper work will have both your names and your business acct. will have both your names.
2. If it's event planning for car shows it might be worth it, depending on what type of car shows he is thinking of doing... Or if its different events, look into how big the other events are...
3. Don't quit your job and don't move. If you can do it from your home, do it from there. If in the latter part he needs you next to him, then make your move. For now, since nothing is going on, don't move, it'll be like committing suicide.
4. In the end, its up to you. If you feel that you need something new in your life, take the chance. If you feel that you live comfortable in what you do, than situate yourself in what you do and take up on the offer, working from where you live...
p.s. to throw a show you need a minimum or $10,000. That's between renting a convention center, fair ground, etc... with security. Then comes cash prices, trophies, etc... If we are talking about car shows once again... However, there is profit to be made considering you are charging people to register their cars, selling vendors booths, and then the general public entrance...
So, good luck in whatever you do...
