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You could also build/buy your own office. Then there would be no landlord.

• bbcbasic 11y ago
  Probably not a good idea for startups whose long term success is unpredictable though.
  • sseveran 11y ago
    i agree, but it does remove the landlord ;-)
    • bbcbasic 11y ago
      Just start in a garage I'd say. It's cheap and the darkness, the damp and the oil fumes are a motivator to success.
      • s73v3r 11y ago
        You know, even though you're busy being a startup and all, it honestly does not take that long to clean up a garage.
        • belenos46 11y ago
          But then how will you get motivated? Passion? That sounds like it takes time and effort to develop, when I need to be startup-ing!
  • kaybe 11y ago
    Well, then, new landlord business if the startup fails.