Expanding Your Esthetics Revenue

 A lucrative business to be in, and to help pay for your own esthetics booth rent is being the landlord.  Renting out your own space and dividing up booths to rent out to massage therapists and hair stylists is a happy marriage between stream lining your revenue and doing what you love. Booth rent is expensive, no matter how you cut it, if you want to work for yourself you will have to rent a booth. It seems booth rent prices are on the rise with so many beauty industry people opting to go into business for themselves. Why not rent out a bigger space and divide it up to accomodate stylists and massage therapists?

Taking the plunge from esthetician to landlord is not to be taken lightly, it will take a good business plan and some money to get it started, but if done properly being a beauty industry landlord might be the ticket to enjoying a lucrative career while you can focus your attention back to your passion: esthetics. 

There are so many options out there for estheticians, you need to think outside of the box. There are ways to help support your esthetics business, and it make sense to rent out spaces to other people because you have a steady income coming in rather than paying a landlord rent.

Just another idea to keep your brains constantly thinking and moving into the direction of expanding your financial abilities.

Grace Riley the Author of Jump Start Your Esthetics Career: A Guide For Newly Licensed Estheticians