Julie asked, glancing at Cole furtively. They’d completed the tour of the average sized office building space in about forty-five minutes, and in that time he hadn’t really said much. Apart from the occasional question and a comment here and there, she’d been the one doing most of the talking. But she hadn’t missed the way his gaze had been all over each room or how he’d stopped to analyze some of the fixtures. His questions were also quite probing, so she knew he was paying very close attention to what she was saying. “Well I have to agree this is a prime location for the type of business you’re looking to start up. Accessible to customers while eliminating the possibility of excessive competition and equipped with all the necessary infrastructure.” “Exactly and that will make it quite easy to market.” “My main concern, though, is the cost of rent. I’m not sure that amount is a feasible overhead cost at the beginning of a business venture.” Julie shot him a contemplative look.
