Gaming lounges don’t have longevity… Average 2 -4 years and the new kid on the block comes in. Maybe based on everything make actual calculations to know if your 800k investment will have paid back, the value of your equipment then and such . Also does that compare to the other businesses.
There could be a future in delivery. The market looks good but not sure of the figures. Last time I checked the rates were quite low; but then again the volumes compensate.
Liqour is just ok. Its becoming the go-to business nowadays. Or maybe you could do it wholesale.
Could help analyse with figures, but at a fee:) . Anyway check [B]The Startup Tool Kenya. [/B]You could get some extra ideas.
Buy a piece of land for at least 50% of the cash where you can plant veggies off-season.
Follow all due diligence while purchasing the property and seek more information about the crops you want to grow.
Buying the land and not leasing ensures at least
you have something to fall back on if things go belly up.
My rule of thumb is to use limit loan amount to a third of total capital.
Go to second hand laptop wholesalers and get the prices for various machines… then go to pigiame and other online advertisers and advertise… when you receive an order, just go and buy and sell only what has been ordered… no need to maintain any stocks… But even then you should not use loans for business at the start up phase… use your savings to start up this and borrow muuch later when you are properly established… you can start with 50k savings (for you to be loaned 800k, you must have at least 100k savings, am sure)