Barber job wanted

There are many buildings that have a bottom floor, with a living space either behind or above.  I rented a 3 story row-type house. The first floor had a large living/work room, bathroom, back kitchen. An open staircase lead up to the 2nd floor with a narrow space between the stairs and railing, and a bedroom with a bathroom inside.  Continuing up the open staircase, the third floor had a room sized entry space with 2 bedrooms with inside bathrooms.  The front bedroom had a small balcony. Up a short enclosed staircase, the roof was large and partially enclosed (good for hanging laundry and storage during the rains).  It was $250 a month, $200 with a one year deposit.  It was right off Airport Road with a large community of mainly locals.  The people across the road had the first floor of their place turned into a salon for hair and mostly nails.  Most places like these are catered to women. The men's version is typically a roadside shack with a broken mirror and TV.  There are many enclaves like this throughout the city, and your competition for a proper men's salon would be far away in the tourist areas.  It's a good idea.  I'd suggest coming here, getting a $5 or so hotel, and having a moto drive you around (or rent a bicycle for a $1/day). You'll find a place like that in on time.  There's plenty of room and privacy for a flatmate, or someone working with you to stay there as well.  As far as the English teaching; a free tutoring lesson (or an extra dollar or so) “while you wait” is a great twist.  Make sure you have some savings; it would be likely awhile before you start to profit, but I think in the long run it would work out as there's always a niche waiting to be filled somewhere, and Siem Reap has a plethora of them.  I'm always willing to tutor in my spare time.  I don't know if you ever made it here or not, but good luck to you and feel free to contact me if you have any questions.