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Location, Location, Location Are you physically located in an area where you have a whole bunch of potential renters within a 1/2 hour drive of your place? If not, I don't think that a rental business would work for you.@Hey you made a post on another thread that got me thinking.
If my medical problems do make it so that I physically cannot turn wrenches any more, I could rent my tools out, with a deposit. The only drawback would be the never ending calls and messages from the ding bats.
I believe the best way is to list the available tools and that tool/set rental fee and deposit fees, to rule out the ding bats, from the beginning.
I know there was a surge of rental bays/shops at one time and I think that there are still a few and those shops would have tools that were there for lending or renting.
A big draw back and a concern that could put a kibosh on the whole thing, is someone getting hurt because they do not use the tool correctly. Would have to have a signed disclaimer. I am unsure how parts stores do it. I have never ever needed a tool from them.
THOUGHTS???