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Start with the basics. Get your own insurance. Check the city hall in the city you want to do this in. See if there are any zoning issues, if you can put games there. And find out what licenses you need. May be on you, your business, the game and location.
Quoted from V8haha:Not expecting to make a lot of money or any for that matter!
That's a good plan for what you want to do.
LTG : )
Quoted from turbo20lbs:The LLC and insurance seems like a lot of BS for 1 pin with a friends establishment.
Until something happens and you lose everything.
Never count on others to cover your ass.
LTG : )
Quoted from turbo20lbs:If it's gifted, what could you lose besides 1 pinball machine?
50 grand defending a million dollar lawsuit.
LTG : )
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Hopkins, MN