NLCMike
LawnSite Member
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- western new york
Hi fellow members, this is my first post so please bear with me. First off this is the best site I have seen in years and am honered to be a member.
I currently rent shop space with a freind who is in the same line of work only bigger. He is currently trying to get a new business up and going and does not want to deal with the grass end of it. We talked about merging the grass together and I would take full responsability of it while he would take care of his own deal. I currently have 60 res. and 2 fairly large apt. that myself and 1 full timer take care of. If we merge the grass I would have 120 res. and 3 apt. (plus more help). We have been friends for years and have passed work back and forth when it was best for both of us. The problem I am having is what would be a fair way to do this without jeopardizing our friendship.(I have already told him that I would have nothing to do with it if I think that that could happen).Any ideas or other suggestions for an alternate route to this would be greatly appreciated. Mike
(IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE SUNSHINE, YOU HAVE TO WEATHER THE STORM)
I currently rent shop space with a freind who is in the same line of work only bigger. He is currently trying to get a new business up and going and does not want to deal with the grass end of it. We talked about merging the grass together and I would take full responsability of it while he would take care of his own deal. I currently have 60 res. and 2 fairly large apt. that myself and 1 full timer take care of. If we merge the grass I would have 120 res. and 3 apt. (plus more help). We have been friends for years and have passed work back and forth when it was best for both of us. The problem I am having is what would be a fair way to do this without jeopardizing our friendship.(I have already told him that I would have nothing to do with it if I think that that could happen).Any ideas or other suggestions for an alternate route to this would be greatly appreciated. Mike
(IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE SUNSHINE, YOU HAVE TO WEATHER THE STORM)