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Best Business in the DR
I would sell horse hair the girls love extensions. they always find money the horse hair... sell it in a mobile van aka brinks truck with guards and drive it everywhere.. you will make a killing.... no rent
Great idea.
Looking into it right now.
1. Import Hair from China
2. Buy used armored car
3. Hire Security
4. Hire Driver
5. Hire Sales force
6. Find a place to park safely each night.
💵💵bills ya'll get the 💰
Actually, I know I guy who funds his vacations to 🇩🇴 by importing hair.
It is a great business‼️
I know a girl who has a shop is killing it.... there's is always money for horse hair for beautification',,,, we can add those horrible fake eyelashes...
Oil Change and tire shop with ample room and real trained staff.
Oil is 3 times the cost of the same product in the US
Or just an store that sells oil by gallon or quart
Figure a way to import Mobil 1 full synthetic buying it at $9/quart in the US and getting it here and charging what the shops here do -1200 pesos a quart, over 3 times the price
Oil is 3 times the cost of the same product in the US
Or just an store that sells oil by gallon or quart
Figure a way to import Mobil 1 full synthetic buying it at $9/quart in the US and getting it here and charging what the shops here do -1200 pesos a quart, over 3 times the price
I would actually recommend that whole heartedly versus starting a business here as an illegal alien.
There are countless people without Residency who have started businesses here with no problems.
Why not? The government doesn't seem to have anything against it.
it’s legal to own business as foreigner you just can’t work in it…🍿
Here's something that would work here ......
Very risky deal... You firm with your name and responsibility what someone else will send in you luggage... I will never sell my "luggage".
One recently created Dominican business (2018) is The Butcher Shop. It has been a success (the level of success has been a surprise to the founder herself) and while still in expansion mode, stores are available for now only in Santo Domingo and Punta Cana (Blue Mall). Dominicans are demanding a store in Santiago, so perhaps that will be the closest one to Sosúa-Cabarete, which has one of the largest expats population in the country. Perhaps Sosúa-Cabarete will get its own store in the future (or maybe Puerto Plata). For expats in La Romana and Punta Cana/Bavaro areas their closest store is in Blue Mall Punta Cana.
Gladys Taveras, founder of The Butcher Shop. (Spanish)
One of the stores (scroll left to see each photo): http://www.grupohcr.com.do/portfolio-bsah.html#
Their largest store (Av Enriquillo, Santo Domingo): https://arquitexto.com/2021/10/the-butcher-shop/
The founder isn't someone from a rich family or anything of the sort. She was born into a very humble family, the first one in her family that graduates from a university (APEC), etc. She herself says that she heard people say that such a nice store couldn't be created by a Dominican, that if it was created by a Dominican it was a foreign franchise brought to the country, and they assume whomever created it was a man.
Gladys Taveras, founder of The Butcher Shop. (Spanish)
One of the stores (scroll left to see each photo): http://www.grupohcr.com.do/portfolio-bsah.html#
Their largest store (Av Enriquillo, Santo Domingo): https://arquitexto.com/2021/10/the-butcher-shop/
The founder isn't someone from a rich family or anything of the sort. She was born into a very humble family, the first one in her family that graduates from a university (APEC), etc. She herself says that she heard people say that such a nice store couldn't be created by a Dominican, that if it was created by a Dominican it was a foreign franchise brought to the country, and they assume whomever created it was a man.
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wow very nice. In the depression in Canada in the 30's we had an uncle who always did very very well as a butcher catering to the rich families in Hamilton, ontario
On the North Coast ----> Subway ( a real one - not a crappy sandwich shop that ultimately fails )
Well, there you go again. That hat must be really worn out. Here's a case example: I'm fairly certain I am aware of a handful of gringos who had purchased land in Casa Linda and built their homes by hiring Guzman attorneys and "legally" creating a Dominican Business Corporation solely for the purpose of this transaction. Following this logic, there are instances where one may legally have a Dominican Business Corporation without residency or citizenship, unless that law has changed, which could be the case, but I'm fairly certain it hasn't. Run on sentence, yes!