Hair Stylists: Booth Rental or $1000 / Month Suite? See how I made the decision!

[@TheLadyDred]

Great video. I would also add that in some states both rental is illegal because you can't file a 1099 self-employment while being an employee under someone else. If they can file taxes on you, you shouldn't pay them rent, but if you're filing self-employed you're your own business, that means all of your supplies, your name, marketing, clients, everything is on you and yours to keep if you do decide to move locations.

[@cmorris0141]

I'm so glad you explain the details well. Thanks.

[@sashaf7]

thank you so much for your honesty . i really have been looking at suites for so long.

[@Eyemotivateme2]

Great information 👍🏾

[@capablestyles]

Hey, what about insurance. I know the salons have general liability but should booth renters still have booth rental insurance or professional liability insurance?

[@whereblondeshavemorefun]

I'm a chair renter, the owner of my salon pointed me in the direction for this. look into "hands on trade" insurance for stylists. the cheapest I've found

[@laurejean9851]

How do you go about finding booth rentals / or suite rentals?

[@hairbydarceee]

I would type it in your location on google search. Or just call several salons and ask if they are hiring for booths

[@sassismallz6550]

Do you pay each week or month? Thanks

[@sannydee]

Let’s just ask the fiancé who did the hard work for your suite rental. Why even make a video like you did everything?

[@Elizabeth01ist]

I was thinking the same thing

[@Angel-vf1gf]

@@Elizabeth01istI think she just meant organizing some of tax/legal stuff. She still has to set the physical site up and do the work lol