Trying to start my own Medical Rental business

[Medsupplywannabe]

I am a 24 year old trying to start up my own medical rental company in the next few years. I plan to start small with a couple dozen wheelchairs, mattresses, toilets, alarms, etc. I have a large warehouse and a means for transporting the equipment which I plan to buy wholesale.

I am new to all of this. What capital will I need to come up with other than buying equipment? Registering my business and getting hospitals and nursing homes to do business with me? I have no clue where to start

Thank you for any help

[EA_Gingr]

I would go visit my nearest Business development office, SCORE office or library to research, starting a business. Focus on marketing your product and investigate the many methods of distribution that's available, and business law about your specific business idea. Always good to start out on strong foundations.

[sheren]

Oh, Medsupplywannabe. I agree with opinion Gingr and I advise you to have a good business report, which you'll show to investors

[Sander Black]

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[LucyCleaner]

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[larrymeathers]

Looks like a good business. Health and Medical stuff never runs out in business. You're warehouse must have powered racking Wiltshire system to be able to handle a lot of heavy equipment used in medical industry.

[m2dbahrain]

Starting an equipment rental business? Here is our advice! Study your market. Don't buy more, buy smarter. Find the best deal for your equipment. Treat your equipment right. Stake your claim online. Create partnerships. Find the right tools for your business. Get your paperwork in order.

[speeduser]

It is really a good idea to have this rental business. It will surely be profitable as it is. - Steven C Wyer