Like Wil said, loans wouldn't work out, there's no way for them to be enforced if the player doesn't have the money.
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Originally Posted by Venom_Fish
Why are the businesses re-auctioned or auctioned at all?
Couldn't you simply place "lots" or empty stores on the map, in which players will have to purchase for a certain amount? To begin this process.
Also; if the player feels as though he can't handle the business anymore, there should be a function that allows him to sell his business (paying his employees for that week), and cut his losses. (Sell it back to Bank or whatever it is, or AUCTION it him/herself).
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This is a good idea, though if it's sold it might be better to keep everything in-tact (licenses are kept, etc).
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Note: If he sells back to BANK, he of course is not returned what he initially paid for it. He should also be able to sell his licenses for an amount as well. Or sell them to other storeowners.
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Not sure about this but maybe.
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As well as it takes away a certain degree of staff-involvement which can get messy, as we know. The GBA can take care of the auctioning and etc.
Its most-definitely more interactive.
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What do you mean? This new system would automatically auction the shops, staff wouldn't really be involved at all except determining the cost of licenses, what an item takes to produce, how much to tax, etc.