Gerald, 50% deal? Delivery happens once, tuning and service goes on forever. The less the dealer pays for a piano, the more likely you'll be putting more hours into repairs and maintenance. Put a dollar value on your time, and everything else that goes in or out, calculate net income, and get your 50% every month. How much do you trust this dealer? Will this 50% deal include opening the books to you so you can be confident he's dealing square? It may be simpler to just charge for your time. Mike mccleskey112 at bellsouth.net wrote: > Pros and Cons about leasing used pianos. The store that I service for > wants me to partner with them in \"fixing up\" and leasing used > pianos. They are offering a 50% deal. We can rule out purchasing cheap > new pianos. Our target is 50 to 20 year old instruments that can be > repaired and tuned to A440. The dealer is doing the financing and > delivery and I am providing the labor and maintenance. Deal or no > deal? Thanks for your advice. > > Gerald
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