Would it be legal to open 2 businesses in 1 space?
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[{"id": "iaxb4b3", "text": "Renting out storage units can be management intensive because of the frequent turn over. Additionally, you don't always get the best tenants.\n\nThe biggest issue you are going to come up against is zoning, fire code (typically would need to build 2 hour+ fire rating between units) and permission of the landlord. Until you've confirmed those it's kidn of a waste of time.\n\nI would personally avoid unless you can sublease to a good complimentary retail use.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iaxky1d", "text": "call a vending company (if you don't know any google or go to a bar and see who has stickers on claw machines, juke boxes, pool tables etc).  They will put their machines there, maintain them and give you a percent of what they make.  As a bonus, your customers stay longer and buy more pizza/beer.\n\nWin/Win and 10000x easier than what you are proposing.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iayr190", "text": "You could try sharing a portion of your space with another business through a sublease subject to head landlord approval but if you're separating the space out 1) the work would require LL approval and 2) you'd have to have a sublease agreement or something that would also require landlord approval 3) the landlord would have to approve the use. 4) any other assignment/sublease provisions outlined in your lease. You can't just build out your own space to be whatever you want and rent it out to other parties... it's not your space to do that.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]