BrothelLife

Is brothel ownership by courtesans a good idea?  What are some pluses and minuses?

There are definite pros and cons to ownership. The biggest pro is being heard when it comes to suggestions. I feel like given that we all give 50% of everything we make to the house, we should all have some say in the way things are run. Perhaps not partial ownership in the long run, but that should not necessarily minimize our opinions. The ladies always have new and creative ideas or suggestion for small improvements such as events or food but those generally don't hold much value. I guess maybe investing a large amount of money is the best way to guarantee your suggestions are heard.

I would not like to be a brothel owner. You have to put your whole time life and soul into it. I can see myself as a manager or one that helps out in every way to make the business grow but people think From the outside it's a great idea but from the inside it's a lot that goes into it and more expense that people think. I'm happy having my orgasams and not worrying about the overhead.

I don't think it's a big deal. Some ladies have great ideas. The biggest unused resource in LPIN are the girls themselves. Most people just think we're dumbasses when in reality there are some highly intelligent women working in the business.

If a brothel is to be owned by the Ladies that's the only people who should own it. Then they can have total control and reap the rewards.
I don't think investing in a brothel without having a legitimate say as I think the situation would be with a minority ownership would be beneficial to the Ladies because you'd be at the mercy of the majority owners ideas and ultimately get very frustrated

SixT9er link wrote: If a brothel is to be owned by the Ladies that's the only people who should own it. Then they can have total control and reap the rewards.
I don't think investing in a brothel without having a legitimate say as I think the situation would be with a minority ownership would be beneficial to the Ladies because you'd be at the mercy of the majority owners ideas and ultimately get very frustrated

When putting up this kind of money and partnering with others you need to have your OWN lawyer. This is a normal part of business and if anyone balks at it then you should think long and hard before putting up any money.


Money brings out the worst in people. Always have your own lawyer.

The best way to ruin a friendship is to go into business together.

I don't know if I will have time to type all of my thoughts on this.


If you are investing, you are doing so with the hopes of making money.


Two main ways to make money are by income from your investment--in this case a share of the profits from the brothel--or an increase in value of your ownership that you can ultimately sell it.


I think if you split an ownership between too many people no one is going to make enough money.


Let's say we have a brothel that will cost 1 million dollars.  You can't just let people invest money in it by whatever amount they want.  You would have to divide it into shares and have a minimum investment of say $20,000 per share--so you have a total of 50 shares for the million dollars it takes to buy or build the brothel (50 shares x $20,000=$1 million).  A person would need to buy a minimum of one share and could buy as many as they wanted.  Even with this, you could still have 50 people who own a part of the brothel.  That is a lot for a relatively small business. 


If you take the net profits of the brothel--the money it makes once all taxes and expenses are made, and divide it 50 ways you don't really have a lot of money for each person.  And the shares themselves are not easy to sell when you feel like it--so investors might be stuck and not be able to unload their ownership if they want to get out or need the money.  Ownership or partial ownership of businesses are not liquid that could be easily sold like a stock--especially when you have a lot of owners.


And then there is the issue of making decisions.  Who makes the decisions and how much say does each shareholder or partial owner have in it?  This could also slow things down when it comes to decision making and make things more complicated and expensive to do.