Most entrepreneurs my age seem to be focused on creating the next amazing app or website, which frankly bores me because I'm not a tech geek.
Anyone else give much thought to acquiring an unsexy business like a gas station, car wash, fast food restaurant, etc., and then building out an entire network of them?
I feel like I hear about stories like this all the time. Joe Shmoe buys a gas station, then buys another a year later, then buys three more, and within a decade he owns an empire of 40 in five states.
Roll-up opportunities like this intrigue me, but how difficult are they to actually accomplish?
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