View Full Version : Question Thinking of starting a place near a train station - Tips for Newbies?
RandyHandsome
23-10-2025, 01:23 PM
I'm considering starting my own massage place and I've got a solid location right near a train station, which should make it convenient for punters.
How would one go about getting something like that off the ground? What kind of setup and equipment do I need? Tips on finding therapists who offer proper remedial massages with extras? I want to keep things legit and avoid any run-ins with the authorities, so advice on licensing, permits, or that sort of stuff would be appreciated too.
Are there any good guides or resources out there for beginners? Has anyone here got hands-on experience running one and willing to share some insights?
Seems like a solid investment and a good way to give back to the community.
Thanks in advance
MDPorto
23-10-2025, 01:39 PM
Many other previous threads from years gone by on this topic.
I'll give you probably the best tip you'll get - if you are fair dinkum about this, you better already have your exit strategy planned.
firingfury
23-10-2025, 01:46 PM
Dude this place is just full of horny fucks and not legal experts , I wouldn’t listen to anyone on here about any of this.Talk to a lawyer dude.
RandyHandsome
23-10-2025, 02:12 PM
Dude this place is just full of horny fucks and not legal experts , I wouldn’t listen to anyone on here about any of this.Talk to a lawyer dude.
Could be a horny lawyer on here! They've got money to burn.
blitz
23-10-2025, 02:52 PM
No offence dude, but if you're coming to a punting forum for advice on how to start a business then you're not ready to start a business.
Ron the rimmer
23-10-2025, 03:00 PM
[QUOTE=blitz;3725927]No offence dude, but if you're coming to a punting forum for advice on how to start a business then you're not ready to start a business.[/QUOTE
:):)]
😂
RandyHandsome
23-10-2025, 03:03 PM
No offence dude, but if you're coming to a punting forum for advice on how to start a business then you're not ready to start a business.
I asked on the entrepreneur subreddit and they just suggested I get a bunch of robots lol
blitz
23-10-2025, 03:14 PM
I asked on the entrepreneur subreddit and they just suggested I get a bunch of robots lol
For starters, how much is it going to cost you just to open the doors? Consider rent, any other costs the landlord will pass on to you such as council rates, water, electricity, insurance. Also your own business insurance and public liability insurance, annual fire inspections, business licenses and permits.
Then you have the shop fitout, massage tables,betc.
Then you have advertising, wages, consumables ie massage oil, sheets, tissues etc.
Do you have enough rooms and enough girls to cover those costs? Where are you going to source your girls? That's going to be your biggest challenge.
But if you've got answers to all those things then you're good to go.
Linza Giz
23-10-2025, 03:17 PM
Most businesses fail within the first 5 years... Possible because the owners are taking business advice from a punting forum for a non sexual service business
wilisno
23-10-2025, 05:05 PM
No offence dude, but if you're coming to a punting forum for advice on how to start a business then you're not ready to start a business.
Most relevant reply !
dewayne
23-10-2025, 10:33 PM
Like asking gambling addicts how to start a casino. Sorry brother we're the worst group to ask lol
Ladiesman217
23-10-2025, 11:15 PM
Which area were you thinking of though?
RandyHandsome
24-10-2025, 06:49 AM
Like asking gambling addicts how to start a casino. Sorry brother we're the worst group to ask lol
Yeah fair maybe I should've asked a different question ha. I think I'll make another post with what I actually need
RandyHandsome
24-10-2025, 06:50 AM
Which area were you thinking of though?
I've got my eye on a spot in Summer Hill!
Just start a shop on the train. I’m sure TFNSW will rent out a carriage
GoldfishMan
24-10-2025, 08:21 AM
I've got my eye on a spot in Summer Hill!
That's terrible. Summer hill is a small station. All the peak hour trains express right past it. There goes your train station advantage.
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