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Questions To Consider đź§
đź’Ľ Business + Property Strategy
- What role do you want The Printing Press to play in your life five years from now?
- Is it a passion project, full-time business, community hub—or something else?
- Would owning 33 Sixth Street give you more creative or operational freedom?
- Could you expand offerings (events, classes, local art retail)?
- Would the added visibility change your customer base?
- Do you want to build an upstairs apartment immediately, or phase it in over time?
- Could you live onsite?
- Rent it out?
- Use it for family down the line?
- Would consolidating work and home (even temporarily in an RV or later in the apartment) reduce friction in your day-to-day?
- More time, less commuting, easier logistics?
- How do you feel about hosting community events onsite—poetry readings, maker workshops, First Friday art nights?
- Is that the future of the Press—or a distraction?
đź’° Financial Considerations
- What would you net from selling 6 Apache—and where does that money work best for your future?
- Could it fund the purchase and the apartment build?
- Would you feel financially freer or more exposed?
- Are you open to taking on new debt (mortgage, construction loan, HELOC), or is debt reduction a bigger priority right now?
- If you rented 6 Apache to your kids, would you structure it like a true rental?
- Lease, rent amount, responsibilities?
- Or more of a transitional arrangement?
- Could that rental support your monthly costs at 33 Sixth—or would it be emotionally complicated to manage?
- If your business revenue increased because of higher visibility, what would you do with the surplus?
- Pay down debt?
- Reinvest in the space?
- Save for retirement?
🧡 Personal / Lifestyle Reflection
- What kind of lifestyle are you craving in this next chapter?
- Simplicity? Community? Independence? Creativity?
- What does “home” mean to you right now?
- A permanent address?
- A space that serves your work?
- A place to help your kids launch?
- How do you envision supporting your older kids as they move toward independence?
- Is housing part of that support?
- Or would another structure (shared property, nearby rentals) work better?
- Would living in an RV temporarily feel adventurous, exhausting—or both?
- Could it be a bridge to something more stable?
- Or just one more stressor?
- How do you want your life to feel one year from now?
- What does a successful day look like?
- Where are you waking up?
- What are you building toward?