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They were coming over on holiday and wanted to combine business with pleasure.

We found them two options, both trading, one with a cafe combined.

They were able to view both businesses for sale and see them in operation during their stay. We suggested just taking a couple of days to watch each business during it’s trading hours and a few days further researching the area with our assistance.

They decided that the one with the attached cafe was the one for them, we negotiated an offer while they were here and a deposit was paid.

They returned to the UK and within a month they were back in Mallorca with their daughter and son in law who are now running the cafe part of the business with them.

A great success story, great family and decent fish and chips as well!

We found two options of currently trading agroturismo hotels, one was ideal with the exception it was outside the budget, the other required some renovation work to be at its best.

We were able to offer assistance and an introduction to a bank to help with financing the additional amount on the first property, make suggestions as to how to increase the turnover and profit.

The second property we negotiated a substantial reduction and organised quotes for the refurbishment of the business so that the clients could make a good comparison of the two.

The families after careful consideration decided to go for the first hotel as the potential for growth that could be achieved outweighed the cost of the finance.

They have taken over the business now and the previous owner is assisting them until the end of the tourist season 2008.

Well done, we believe you made the right choice. Good luck.

They had a certain price point to achieve and wanted to be in place before the main season started.

We found a choice of three options for them and when they saw one they knew it was right. However there was already some interest in that bar.

We negotiated with the agency and were able to assist in completing a quick sale, which the other party was not able to achieve.

We also managed to get a reduction in the deposit as some of the fittings needed repairs and renewal.

The bar is now operating and doing well.

We wish you luck and good fortune for the coming years.

PIMECO has listed a range of ways in which the government can support small commercial units. Yesterday, PIMECO said that it has chosen this moment to make the request to the ministry for Commerce and Industry as the Balearic government is drafting its budget for the next year.

In an official publication, PIMECO has warned all of its members that over that past few months, the economic indicators of the region show that it is suffering due to the world-wide credit crunch.

Last week, the local council in Alcudia set up stringent measures and penalities for those caught violating a set of new antisocial conduct laws. But in Palma, the council has decided to launch a special awareness programme. A special unit will be allotted the task of talking to young party goers and try to explains them the problems they cause by partying into early hours and leaving heaps of waste behind.

This campaign will start this weekend and go on for the next 7 weeks. A special van will be on patrol on Friday and Saturday nights informing young revelers about the disturbance and commotion they cause and the problems involved in clearing up the waste to encourage them to stop gathering at the seafront in the weekends.

Around 16 million Euros will be allotted for such measures. In addition to the regular aid from the State, the Balearic government would offer 350 Euros each month to those who aren’t receiving dole money.

At a meeting of the Majorcan Council yesterday Joana Barcelo, the Employment minister and government spokesman, said that in addition to boosting the funding for those who are not receiving unemployment benefit, the local authorities would establish a job network in which new positions will be created to offer these workers jobs on contract basis.

Vicente Grande, the chairman, signed a contract on Thursday night to sell 91.2% of his 93% share in the club for thirty eight million Euros to Paul Davidson.

Paul Davidson’s purchase agreement was already submitted to the judge overseeing the Vicente Grande’s bankruptcy case but yesterday, he was given the completedsale or the purchase agreement after being given all clear by three administrators on behalf of Grande’s creditors who are to be paid around 700 million Euros.

At Porto Pi in Palma, winds at 70 kmph raged along with heavy rainfall which measured 11.5 litres.

Over 7 litres of rainfall was registered at the airport.

Agusti Jansa, head of Balearics Meteorological Centre said that many areas suffered localised flooding. He added that 5 litres rain fell in just 10 minutes which is very heavy.

Sierra de Tramuntana and areas around Andratx were among the parts that were worst affected.

In the last few years, taxi driver safety has become a serious issue. The taxi associations say that this latest episode indicates the growing risks of the cabbies.

The national police reported yesterday that three men got into the taxi at Plaza Carlos I on September 9 at around 10pm and asked to go to Son Llatzer Hospital. But, they did not complete their journey. Instead they stopped mid-way and assaulted the driver violently.

They grabbed him around the neck fiercely before they stole his gold chain and watch. They told him to stop the vehicle and get out of it. The taxi was later found in the Son Banya shanty town. After investigation, those men, all three known criminals, were arrested.