Last summer I opened a store with a friend. We agreed on investments 50/50, but in the end, when everything was already at the stage of contracts and renting premises, it turned out that she didn't have enough money. Nothing, I had a reserve, invested my own, but still not enough for a sufficient purchase. More than half a year worked at zero or with minimal profit. I was the only one doing everything, and she was always busy - problems. A month ago we moved to better premises in the hope of more customers. Now we don't even have enough money to pay the full rent this month, let alone pay the salesperson. I don't know how to close the hole. I'll ask for installments from the landlord and pay the seller's salary in installments. And my friend doesn't care, it's her birthday today....
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It's important to address financial challenges promptly for the business's survival. Open communication with your friend on the situation is crucial. Prioritize stabilizing cash flow to sustain operations. Seek advice from a financial consultant for sustainable solutions.