Summary: Captured In A Flash

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Knowing the demographics of the location where a new business plans on opening in is essential to determine whether or not the business will be successful in that specific area. Captured in a Flash will be located in Hamilton, Massachusetts, which is a town located north of Boston. Captured in a Flash will rent the retail space at 44 Railroad Ave in Hamilton, Massachusetts. The rent for this retail space is $1800 a month, which includes utilities. This location has a total of 561 square feet which is a perfect amount of space for the studio. The rental space is enough for an office and desk area, a backdrop, and a bathroom/changing room. The size of the location is on the smaller side, however, for a new photography studio with only
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