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No where to run

Hello,
I opened a marble business in the Windsor Ontario area a year ago. As we all know this is a very depressed area for business and I cannot continue the business. Here is my problem. What do I do with 25 tons of marble? I don’t have any credit and I have borrowed from friends and family to the limit. I don’t have money to continue and I don’t have money to quite. I have tried selling my products at cost but no one is in the mood to spend anything. What are the rules for landlord tenant? Can you give me an idea as to who I can talk to about this matter?
an idea as to who I can talk to about this matter?
Thanks
Rick

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One Response to “No where to run”

Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. – Bankruptcy Trustees said...

If you cannot sell the product to your competitors then the next step is typically an auction. This way they will handle all aspects of the sale, the only down side is the cost and the fact that you don’t have any control of the result.