How do I Start
Hello everyone! 
I want to open a studio salon. I would do nails and have a few other chairs available for rent for hair stylists and other nail techs. 

How do I start finding a stand-alone building/space to do so? 

I see these little pop up salons or tattoo parlors and don’t know what to research to find places like that. I’m barely sure if my questions make sense so any help is very appreciated to help me get on the right track. 

Thanks in advance!
[{"id": "fl2pdip", "text": "What market are you in?  You should contact a local broker that specializes in retail and they can walk you through everything.", "replies": [{"id": "fl2pfoi", "text": "Thank you! I\u2019m in the central Florida area", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fl2pp2t", "text": "Sounds good.  Personally I would wait a month or two before making any lease proposals since people are going to be defaulting on their leases and rent prices will likely drop as a result.  Best of luck!", "replies": [{"id": "fl2pryk", "text": "Thank you!", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fl2shlq", "text": "Are you currently licensed and working?  If so what are the room/chair rates where you work now?  If you have 4 chairs at 100 a chair ((I recommend you plan on paying your share of rent as well) that\u2019s 1600 to 2000 a month income. But you will also have liability insurance, renters insurance, utilities (electric will run pretty high in your line of work), and supplies. What about start up costs? Specialized equipment, decorations, washer and dryer. Will you be renting a turn key operation?  As you know salons have specific requirements so besides getting your CO from the city you will first have to pass inspection from the health dept.   \n\nI would highly recommend renting from one of the classier owner operator salons in your area and getting a clientele that will follow you.  Pick the owners brain about how they made their salon a success. Get 4-5 years under your belt then look at getting an SBA, and opening your own space. Salon suites is pretty cut throat, not something one should jump into with little to no experience.\n\nEDIT: After rereading your post I realized I gave more of a business side response than a real estate response. Others have suggested finding a broker and I agree. You can also drive around areas that interest you and look for For Lease signs. Read and understand the lease contract before signing... good luck!", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fl34fte", "text": "Wait until we weather the covid-19\u2019storm plus when its time leases will be dirt cheap.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]