From CNBC Make It.

Jacob Anson, 31, quit his job selling used tires for an automotive aftermarket company during the summer of 2021, and started Brazen Bagels with a $3,000 cash advance on a credit card. The bagel shop — which now operates in a small café space inside Village Ford, a car dealership in Dearborn, Michigan — currently brings in $200,000 per year in revenue, according to documents reviewed by CNBC Make It. And it’s profitable enough to pay Anson and his wife roughly $100,000 per year, he says.