Reply With QuoteThey ought to create a new category called "Zoo thread" for you.
Is setting up a massage parlour a good business proposition?
All you need is a few girls, a few rooms, a few massage beds and a phone.
30 minutes: $40
45 minutes: $55
60 minutes: $65
90 minutes: $100
Where can you get such a rental returns for a property?
They ought to create a new category called "Zoo thread" for you.
Another topic that seems to get regurgitated every couple of months; probably too deep down in the index to resurrect.
All you need is to find a few rooms, then a few girls, then a lot of customers.
All parlours are closed at the moment. I guess do the maths on that one?
Omg you made me laugh so hard.Originally Posted by zoozilla
All you need are few girls, few rooms??? Omg omg so positive!
You should know, it’s a “hell, no”!
I got a story of a girl called B used to own a shop. She had her shares with her colleague and thought it would be ok to just have shares of shop and work extra shifts at her own shop while her business partner did operating. It didn’t go her way when just one week after they bought the shop, her business partner was deported to homeland due to visa issue then B had to run the shop herself although she was not ready for it. It became her nightmare as she had to be at shop 7 days from 10 till close. Got shit looking for staffs as it is not easy like B thought. Most of Chinese girls didn’t want to go that far and if they go, they offer more extra which she’s scared of. Thai girls, in another hand, not mind to travel but if they can only get less than 4 customers, no matter what, they quit after one or even half shift! Imagine that only 1 out of 10 girls texted her to ask for shift showed up then left before noon! That happens to experienced girls. How about new girls? Very hard to convince new one to get into this job, and so much effort to train them. And you said, just need few girls, lol! That girl worked for nothing in almost 2 years. She finally sold that hot potato!
Opening a shop now is such a risk, especially with Covid!
Maybe if Zoozilla opens a shop, at least he doesn’t have to hear customers say “oh, I want to see you instead of your staffs”
Hahaha very true. Although you never know, Zoo might look good in a short black skirt.
I would think that gets more than a little tiresome for the owners after a while.
Sounds awfully familiar
That's not true.
A 2nd Rydalmere would make a roaring business now that the punters and painters know there is an option.
Frustrated and unsatisfied punters would beat up their wives and kids if there is no such an outlet for them in a protracted lockdown.
You are very rose hued… and you wear a bluey?
i think the most important thing would be to find girls that are willing to work with you.
In saying that when you first open it will be abit slow, so you need to have a promised amount of money to give them if you cant get them enough customers, otherwise
they wont want to come back. Also youll need quality girls to stand out.
Let’s see what the pros and cons of owning an RnT are:
Pros:
1. Open 7 days a week with unregulated hours
2. Busy location with street frontage can generate a lot of revenue
3. Tax free business - mainly cash
4. Easy job as the owner - just take half the girls massage fee
5. Can become a millionaire
Cons
1. Hard to find girls - high staff turnover
2. Always drama with the girls and time consuming to manage
3. Business depends on repeat customers for success - need to keep providing excellent service and more and more extras
4. Too much competition. Suburbs like Chatswood have 50 massage parlors
5. Regular shakedowns from mafia types. Need to keep paying them to avoid trouble
6. Can get busted by LE or councils anytime for providing extra services
7. Can get busted by Immigration
8. Attracts all sorts of scumbag customers - drunks, druggies, unclean and losers
9. Not exactly a socially acceptable business
1. This can put a lot of strain on manager/ owner.
2. This can actually deter patronage, as a lot punters are shy of being caught out. A discrete rear entrance is desirable, provided it is reasonably accessible from the front entrance. (One shop I frequent is in the middle of a long block; it is quite a walk to get from the front door to the back door. There is a public car park at the rear, and the signage for the shop here is less than discrete.)
LE are not interested, they have no jurisdiction (although police can assist councils in carrying out DA enforcement). Councils have jurisdiction, action may be taken usually after a minimum of two complaints from ratepayers, which may vary from council to council. Health matters are a different proposition.6. Can get busted by LE or councils anytime for providing extra services
Another "Con": Compliance with QR code registrations which will reveal your footfall to those that might be interested, (more people than you might think).
I don't know about your experience, but all the good RNT places I know only open 12 hours a day, 10am - 10pm. Their hours are definitely shorter than brothels.
Increasingly it's becoming s socially accepted entertainment.
When we had our annual dinner my boss met one of our clients and first thing he asked was, "Which brothel do you go to?"
Some wealthy Chinese women who are busy with playing Mahjong and neglecting their homes and husbands allow their men limited freedom to go and see MLs as long as they don't bring any disease back,
LOL this reminds me of basic economics class in school, maybe you bro can give me feedback on how I calculate this.
Not sure how much rent would be for a typical mid size shop in the city, for calculation purposes lets say $1500/week?
say if shop get $40 net profit from 60 minutes: $65, (guessing say $25 goes to the girl)
1500 / 4 = 38 customers a week just to reach breakeven point, and we hvnt mentioned water, electricity, other bills, so maybe round this up to 49 customers @ 1 hour a week to reach breakeven point.
then you have your opportunity cost of 12 hours a day 10-10, lets say minimum wage @ $20, you want to be making $240 a day.
so (49 / 7= 7 customers a day to break even) + (240 / $40profit per hour= 6) = 13 customers in a day to breakeven?
and we still hvnt mentioned other costs like hiring an reception etc, sounds really tough......
It's a lot harder to calculate than that bro. All of the costs are static, so they cannot be included in calculations on a per customer level. For example, girls wages are static, you have to pay their wage regardless if there's a customer to serve, so you can't really just "split $25 to the girl" like you did up there. The split will become less the more customers you get, and vice versa. Also don't forget, there are revenue "bottlenecks" like number of rooms available on premise.
Yes, it's definitely a tough gig.
We also do not know how much extortion money the shops pay to the Chinese and Viet gangs. In the old days (pre-1995), the shops also had to pay off the NSW coppers. The bagman would go and do the collections on Thursdays and Fridays. The coppers would then go to the pubs and strip joints and have a jolly good time.
197 is permanently closed. You could see how hard it is to keep it running.
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