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A few of the Guru have partnerships with people that state you can take over a business without a dime. Jay Abraham has partnered with one guy and so did Michael Sennoof, he has partnered with another expert that knows how to get a business without a dime.

They want a lot of money, Jay wants $5,900 and Michael wants $595. But I am not saying it is not worth it. But if you can’t pay a dime for a business how can you pay for their items. Well a business costs far more, unless you can take over a business without a dime.

It is possible. I put together ten methods to use to do this. You have to take the action I can’t do that for you.

It is in bog and you have to give me your name and email addresses. Please don’t fake it. You being dishonest when you do that and then you will be dishonest for everything and never succeed. I know I tried it. I almost went to jail. But that is a long story and I am not going to tell you that right now.

Were talking about you taking over a business without a dime, look only for businesses that have repeat demand.

Pizza Places
Bing Halls
Hot dog stands
Vitamin sells
Mail pickup services
Doctor Billings
Bookkeeping
Payroll services

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Let me know if you work any of the systems and you had success. I will write about in the next edition of the book. Or you think out of the box and use some other system from reading this let me know what it is.

There's an even older way to take over a business without buying it.

Open your own, using guerilla tactics, and out-compete the people who already have that business.

That's how I started over 22 years ago. If you build a better mousetrap, provide better service, or satisfy any of your customer's complaints about the competition, you can gain their business.

In retail, that may mean having to gain a lot of accounts, for all the onesies and twosies orders.

But, if you do the same in B2B sales, you can earn a decent income, just by picking a couple dozen customers.

As a matter of fact, my Dad did the same over 40 years ago, back in San Antonio. He looked at the picture frame business there and saw only one primary competitor, with a couple very small competitors. He went to work for one of them for two weeks, learned what he needed to know first hand about the business, and made his plans.

He went to one of the smaller competitors and offered to buy them out. Once that was done, he acquired his location, moved their equipment and inventory, and opened his shop.

Within 18 months or less, he had the lion's share of all custom framing business in a city with over 600K population. Later he relocated to a larger building, added an art gallery, and started selling quality artwork on commission. He didn't do it as a "society, snobby, artsy-fartsy" gallery, but as a "We have some wonderful art and prints that would look great in your home or office", that appealed to a larger percentage of the population.

I guess I followed Dad's example when I got into promotional advertising - except that I never went to work for the competition. But, I also picked up a lot of competitor's accounts, without having to buy anyone else's business.

I could sell for any number of local companies, but opted to create my own sales position.

Dennis Bevers

Originally Posted by DBeavers

He looked at the picture frame business there and saw only one primary competitor, with a couple very small competitors. He went to work for one of them for two weeks, learned what he needed to know first hand about the business, and made his plans.

Dennis, are you saying your father learned how to frame pictures in only two weeks?

I don't think either of you guys downloaded my book so how would you know if it can help you. I worked all day writing from a out of print book then all day sunday figuring how to do this. My wife got mad because she said I should do it at work, she is right. But when I get something in my dumb mind I start to focus and don't let go until it is done.

I had about 50 people download so far.