If they refuse to sell me the company should I just make my own?

[MyNameIsHammurabi]

I have a business question. Suppose you found a niche business that has no competition. You want to buy it but the owner declines. Should you try to make your own company to compete or just forget about it and invest elsewhere?

 

[Haruhi Suzumiya]

maby, too risky to make something on your own

 

[MyNameIsHammurabi]

maby, too risky to make something on your own

yeah they already have a solid infrastructure in place that I would find too difficult to replicate. I see them doing very well in a few years and I want a piece of the cake

 

[amabo]

Which niche business

 

[MyNameIsHammurabi]

Which niche business

I might have used the word niche loosely. It’s basically a beverage that has been dying in popularity in my area but has huge potential in Asia.

 

[jaded jabble]

idk

 

[ohwell]

If you can’t get in on it try to ruin what they have going on

 

[Billy]

That depends on the specific industry and the entry barriers.

I think if there is no other competition with enough demand and reasnable entry barriers, the choice is obvious: open a competing business.

 

[Sorcerer]

I have a business question. Suppose you found a niche business that has no competition. You want to buy it but the owner declines. Should you try to make your own company to compete or just forget about it and invest elsewhere?

Just Open a Start-up in your Family's Garage bro