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Question about start up

Started by tW0lF [2175141] on in Company Discussion.

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tW0lF [2175141]
Hi all, just a quick question, what company is the most profitable to start up for a somewhat low cost(1-6 mil)?
And also should i wait til i complete all the busniess courses? I got 8 courses finished atm. Thank you!
Indubitably [2117849]
AN if you can get in one that doesn't force fees. Basically 16.9M a week.

Next up is Grocery Store(also hard to get into) - averaged out to 16.2M a week

If not those 2, Sweet Shop which is the easiest to get into. Probably around 12M a week... unsure, haven't been in one in forever.
Khepri14 [2219165]
ANs, Grocery Stores, and Sweet Shops are the most profitable for beginners and well within the low 1-6 mil start up cost (It's more like 1-2 mil to buy one to start, it's upgrading that'll make it about 6 mil I think). They all have benefits people want and so are easy to fill up and since those benefits are sweet indeed, most people don't ask for pay or if they do, they don't ask for much.

I would suggest finishing the business courses but one doesn't have to. It's just harder to get through the 6-10 stars without the complete business educations as you wouldn't have all the bonuses available to yourself. Not to mention you need the bachelor for the last upgrades IIRC. Either way, the decision is yours.