I want to take over a restaurant and do it myself, and I need a certain transfer fee, so what is rea

First of all, it is necessary to find out the real reason why someone else is transferring the store. Is it a loss? Or is there another better development and so on.

The transferor may use some untrue excuses to explain the reason for the transfer of the shop, such as feeling unwell, moving, immigration, etc. When making an order for a store, be sure to carefully check if there are other reasons that hinder the operation of the store.

Secondly, it is necessary to confirm the lease contract of the storefront. Some stores are also located in good locations, but there are still people who want to move their stores out, why? Is the rent too high?

In addition, before the store, you must confirm with the landlord whether the lease period and conditions are extended, some leases are about to expire, and the landlord may increase or even no longer rent to people, these must be understood in advance, and after understanding the lease conditions, compare the nearby rental market, so as not to be wronged. The store's business registration, water, electricity, telephones and other daily equipment must be transferred to the owner of the store to assist in replacing the person in charge.

Also, pay attention to the hardware facilities in the store. When making a deal, it is necessary to carefully check whether the equipment or equipment is faulty or unusable. Many people originally calculated that the store could save a lot of money on the purchase of machinery and equipment, and when they went to the store, they only focused on what equipment they had, and did not carefully check the use of these equipment, how long the service life is, whether it needs to be maintained frequently, whether the maintenance cost is high, whether it is too old, etc.

If the above problems exist, then these factors should be taken into account when negotiating transfer fees, so as not to spend money unjustly.

Also, pay attention to whether there are any financial disputes. The transferor may conceal some outstanding debts, which will not happen until after the takeover, and in the unfortunate case, you may have to pay the debts of the transferor.