She Bought a Dessert Shop She Had Never Heard Of | Creamberry Las Vegas

<p>Len spent seven months getting a group home deal to the finish line. In January the bank walked away. A week later she was searching "business for sale" and found Creamberry, the Las Vegas shop behind the cotton candy burrito, a dessert she had never heard of and had certainly never eaten.</p><p></p><p>She bought it anyway. What sold her was not a revenue figure, it was one line in the listing about an invitation to Dubai. Then came the part nobody posts about: dark walls, two employees left, a two week handover, and month after month of wondering whether payroll and rent would clear without dipping into savings.</p><p></p><p>She walks Jack through growing up in her parents' shop in the Philippines, leaving nursing, building written systems before menus, finding a copycat in Florida and trademarking "home of the original," and what she actually wants five years out.</p><p></p><p>We get into:</p><p></p><p>🌯 What a cotton candy burrito is, and how it gets built</p><p>🍦 Why rolled ice cream outsells the thing that went viral</p><p>💼 Buying an existing business versus starting from scratch</p><p>😮‍💨 The first week, and crying in the middle of it</p><p>💵 Making payroll as the real measure of a business</p><p>🍭 The mobile cart and the catering side</p><p>📓 Vision boards, and reading your goals every morning</p><p></p><p>Follow Creamberry: @creamberrylv</p><p>Follow the show: @jack_greenberg_group</p><p></p><p>Vegas Local Living is hosted by Jack Greenberg of the Jack Greenberg Group, huntington &amp; ellis, A Real Estate Agency, Las Vegas.</p>