Anyone interested in taking over my tiny shop in Hawaii?

[William Burgess]

...when I say tiny I mean it, 192 sf. its set up nicely though, like a pretty spiffed up tattooer cubicle plus small waiting area. I really don't want to give up my spot to do legal tattooing when I go home, so I left it set up. pretty much everything but machines. I left my stencil machine, desktop, printer, bunch of disposable setups, ink and medical accessories. A split of the common operating costs is also an option I would consider.

This shop is in the sleepy town of Kamuela, HI. Its slow, but perhaps someone who is a more skilled and accomplished tattooer than myself could make it work. Message me if you want to talk details.