Baby Tenda, Retiring Baby Boomers Can Turn to Self Storage Steel Buildings for Retirement Careers


Tulsa, OK (PRWEB) November 30, 2007 -- With many baby boomers eschewing traditional retirement in favor of a career where they can be self-employed, the growing self storage industry provides the perfect opportunity for a low-risk, high-reward investment.

"For boomers with an entrepreneurial itch, getting started in the self storage industry could be the perfect outlet," said Dean Brown, president of American Steel Buildings (http://www.gosteelgo.com). "It's an excellent business opportunity that can help them make the most of their post-retirement careers."

According to a 2006 study by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, people between the ages of 55 and 64 were those most likely to start up a new business. After spending 30 or 40 years in the corporate world, many boomers are ready for a chance to be their own boss while doing something that they love.

The self storage industry is growing right along with the number of baby boomer entrepreneurs. It's been the fastest-growing sector of the United States commercial real estate industry for the past 30 years. In 2006, gross revenues for primary self storage facilities were $22.6 billion - an average of nearly $450,000 per facility.

"With self storage steel buildings (http://www.gosteelgo.com), you have your initial costs: land, materials, construction, and so on," Brown said. "Even with all that taken into account, you can pay back your loan in about six years if your self storage facility maintains 80 percent occupancy, which is about average."

Not only do they pay off relatively quickly, says Brown, but after the initial investment, self storage steel buildings have low maintenance. Entrepreneurs would only have to worry about managing themselves and perhaps two or three other people at most, rather than managing a whole host of employees. Plus, self storage is a comparatively secure investment.

"Self storage buildings have about an 8 percent failure rate," said Brown. "That's compared to a failure rate of 53 to 63 percent for other commercial real estate ventures. It's not entirely risk-free, but if you're looking for a good investment, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better one."

For more information about getting started with self storage steel buildings, visit American Steel Buildings online at http://www.gosteelgo.com

About American Steel:

American Steel Buildings designs and distributes quality pre-engineered commercial steel buildings, including mini-storage/self-storage buildings, offices, shops, retail businesses, warehouses, churches and agricultural buildings.

American Steel planted its roots in the heart of America in the 1980s. American Steel offers service and quality products to a growing customer base that now spans the entire United States.

Since its buildings include construction drawings, most smaller buildings can be erected with basic construction knowledge. However, American Steel also offers erection labor services, and all buildings are designed to be compliant with local codes.

Baby Tenda, Babynut Turns 4! Organic Products Website Is Good for Babies and Good for the Planet Bellingham, WA (PRWEB) November 8, 2007 -- The web-based business, www.babynut.com, will celebrate its fourth birthday on November 6, 2007. Owner and manager of Babynut, Saralee Sky, said, "I started out wanting to offer natural products to support mothers and babies. Now I realize that natural products support the health of our planet as well." Ms. Sky went on to say, "90 million acres are devoted to the production of cotton worldwide, consuming 25% of all pesticides used on our planet. I now understand that supporting mothers and babies is not enough. I must also protect and honor Mother Earth by offering products whose production does not add to pollution or global warming. I also try and investigate how all of my product offerings are manufactured, making sure that workers are treated fairly and paid a living wage." Based in Bellingham, Washington, Babynut does business solely on the World Wide Web. Babynut's mission is to provide natural, organic and alternative products, and support for pregnant and adopting families, babies and toddlers. The site is unique because of its inclusive nature, broad natural product offerings, and articles about natural parenting and about the use of natural, alternative and organic products. Products for sale include: organic maternity and nursing clothes, organic baby and toddler clothes, books on pregnancy, natural childbirth and parenting, children's books and music, organic and wooden toys, organic gift baskets, baby carriers, natural body products, homeopathic remedies, flower essences and astrology charts. Also for sale on the site are Topsy Turvy dolls made with herbs and the Nutpod organic baby sleeping bag, both designed by Ms Sky. Northwest Washington products are showcased whenever possible, including Jody Bergsma prints and cards, Tom Hunter music CD's, Tree Frog Farm flower essences, Hippie Healing Company organic body products and Shorthand Press organic baby clothes. For more information about the site, go to:

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