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setting up a swingers club it cant be that hard.....or can it ???.

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

We have in leicester quite a few swingers clubs now who are up and running and dont seem to get any bother from the local council.

We all know why we are there and so do they and i understand it must cost quite a bit of money to set it up.....maybe £25000. not including the property rental.

So can it be a cash loss.... or a license to print money in the sex business.

Our local ones are booming

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By *verysmileMan
over a year ago

Canterbury

.....as long as you don't piss the neighbours off.

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


".....as long as you don't piss the neighbours off. "

All those cars.....all that noise when leaving no wonder a few are on industrial estates.

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By *lik and PaulCouple
over a year ago

cahoots


"We have in leicester quite a few swingers clubs now who are up and running and dont seem to get any bother from the local council.

We all know why we are there and so do they and i understand it must cost quite a bit of money to set it up.....maybe £25000. not including the property rental.

So can it be a cash loss.... or a license to print money in the sex business.

Our local ones are booming "

I haven't looked at it but for something of quality maybe multiply your number by 10?

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By *errygTV/TS
over a year ago

denton

if you have a big house start by doing private ones, thus keeping overheads down, i used to have them at my house fetish style, 25k is a lot to pull back, after basics heat rates etc, if you get 30 in average , at 20 a head , 600 quid may sound good , but one night isnt enough, there are a few clubs not doing as well as they should

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By *ayd2pinkTV/TS
over a year ago

TENTERDEN

Cor what an opportunity. Go for it why not. 25k no more than a loan for a decent car. what have you got to lose?

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

Definitely not a licence to print money. Setting up costs, staff wages, overheads, cleaning, licenses from local councils to operate, alcohol and live entertainment licences if required. Let alone building costs, and if bought any modifications to satisfy regulations of required.

People who run clubs, swingers or vanilla, work long unsociable hours, and I doubt most are making a massive profit to allow them to live a life of luxury.

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


"if you have a big house start by doing private ones, thus keeping overheads down, i used to have them at my house fetish style, 25k is a lot to pull back, after basics heat rates etc, if you get 30 in average , at 20 a head , 600 quid may sound good , but one night isnt enough, there are a few clubs not doing as well as they should"

good point xx

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By *eteinhantsMan
over a year ago

Southsea

Most buildings will require planning permission for use as a private members club, so make sure you get that in place before you splash the cash... you can apply retrospectively but that tends to be when it has all come out in public and the council strangely seems less inclined to say yes

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By *ayd2pinkTV/TS
over a year ago

TENTERDEN


"Definitely not a licence to print money. Setting up costs, staff wages, overheads, cleaning, licenses from local councils to operate, alcohol and live entertainment licences if required. Let alone building costs, and if bought any modifications to satisfy regulations of required.

People who run clubs, swingers or vanilla, work long unsociable hours, and I doubt most are making a massive profit to allow them to live a life of luxury.

"

This, plus not seeing enough of your kids growing up and hoping they will forgive you as the other half wont

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


"Definitely not a licence to print money. Setting up costs, staff wages, overheads, cleaning, licenses from local councils to operate, alcohol and live entertainment licences if required. Let alone building costs, and if bought any modifications to satisfy regulations of required.

People who run clubs, swingers or vanilla, work long unsociable hours, and I doubt most are making a massive profit to allow them to live a life of luxury.

This, plus not seeing enough of your kids growing up and hoping they will forgive you as the other half wont"

Yes that as well, running any establishment is difficult on family life, exactly why I've given up managing bars etc.

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

As above

As a bar and restaurant manager

Trust me this will negatively impact your day to day live. Some one said add a zero

As in 250,000 not 25,000 ,, that's a damn fact !

A well run well equipped swingers club would easily cost that much

And it's Every weekend working till 3am on guests and then cleaning and tidying till 5:30am if your lucky crawling to bed an doing the same the next day

Plus you can't really play and be overseeing things effectively.So no fun for you !

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By *olgateMan
over a year ago

on the road to nowhere in particular

I can't think of anything worse

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

Just not easy, or easy money.

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