FabSwingers.com forum: Investing in the clubs

By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Would be extremely difficult. Clubs aren’t usually set up to be the most efficient way and unless it’s someone you trust you would be risking a fair amount of money.

Your best bet is to find one that is set up as a limited and invest in the company, but then again unless they own the assets (building) then what are you investing in.

Clubs and saunas don’t make much profit, if any, they are mostly a labour of love, and the small profits they do make, will pay the owners wage who prob work the most hours, they always need maintenance and further investments.

You need to ask what you want to gain out of it, if you just want to invest in your local club to make it better and want to help out behind the scenes then that would make sense, if you want to invest to see a return on your investment then I can think of a million things better than a club to invest in.

By *heNerdyCyclist OP Man
over a year ago

MANCHESTER

"Would be extremely difficult. Clubs aren’t usually set up to be the most efficient way and unless it’s someone you trust you would be risking a fair amount of money.

Your best bet is to find one that is set up as a limited and invest in the company, but then again unless they own the assets (building) then what are you investing in.

Thank you for the incite.

Like I said I’m curious about wondered has or more to your point invited in a club that’s a limited.

The ones supporting locals more so after the pandemic.