
About this episode
Nick Molina on how he found, acquired, & plans to manage a 275-employee business in Minneapolis from his home in Miami.
Topics in Nick’s interview:
- Taking his first company public in 1998
- His unwillingness to retire
- The tremendous cost of start-ups
- Which state he won’t do business in
- Buying a business he doesn’t have to operate
- Importance of listening in sales
- Living in Miami while owning a business in Minneapolis
- What makes a good property management business
- Using a loan broker
- Appeal of keeping a business in his family
References and how to contact Nick:
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- Contact [email protected] or visit Aspen HR
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- Book a call with Tim or email [email protected] and mention Acquiring Minds
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- Email Nick Akers at [email protected], and tell him you’re a searcher
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