[geefree]

Hi,

Does anyone rent work out.... or rent off someone,

if so, could you please tell me how it works,

ie, how much would it be to rent £1000 worth of work of someone,.... how does it work regarding tax etc.

Does anyone do this?

Thanks.

Gary.

[geefree]

 

[geefree]

 

[windowwashers]

when ive been selling i had people ringing me up wanting to rent,but i wouldnt go down that road ,if they do a bad job and lose customers it reflects on your good name and makes the round smaller

or it could well work the other way, they do a good job and you make money and still have the work. It is all down to the risks you take and how you manage the risks

[windowwashers]

when ive been selling i had people ringing me up wanting to rent,but i wouldnt go down that road ,if they do a bad job and lose customers it reflects on your good name and makes the round smaller

or it could well work the other way, they do a good job and you make money and still have the work. It is all down to the risks you take and how you manage the risks

picked up half a days work a month a year ago ,but at xmas had w/c on phone asking for it back ,he had rented a round out while hes been away,came back rent not paid ,ladders not returned and large parts of his round missing

lol

[Londoner]

You have to be careful what you say. The word "renting" has an entirely different meaning down here in London. Mind you its probably more profitable than window cleaning.

[kris martin]

i rented shops off some old guy whilst he was away and he wanted 25% but told him he could have 15% because it was us doing him the favour as he was the one going away (4 months i think) and diddnt want to loose his work...

[geefree]

any more for any more?

also, whilst working a rented round.... and new customers are picked up from time to time.... do they go to the owner of the round or the person renting it?