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How To Start A Business With An Investment of $10,000
Starting a new business, although it may be challenging, can be one of the most rewarding and financially beneficial moves you can make. The entrepreneurial spirit is as much a part of the American dream as 2.4 children and white picket fences, but one of the biggest obstacles for many people considering starting their own business is the up-front cost and risks associated with the typical business startup. If you’ve even considered starting your own small business but have let things like startup capital or the lack of a strong business plan keep you from pursuing your dreams, consider some of the low cost franchises available today that can actually enable you to start a small business with as little as $10,000. The first step is choosing which low investment business opportunity is right for you. Home based businesses are often the easiest businesses to start from scratch due their innately low overhead and operating costs. Home based businesses also provide the freedom to set your own schedule which is helpful for people who are starting a business as a second income stream and can’t dive into their new business on a full time basis until it starts generating enough revenue to let them quit their current job. A great example of a home based franchise business is a vending or kiosk business. These businesses sell everything from candy to energy drinks to DVD rentals and require very little cash on hand and can be serviced and restocked whenever is most convenient for the business owner. Vendstar vending machines have the advantage of being a 100% cash business creating fast cash flow and instant revenue, just deploy the machines and start making money. Vendstar machines also advertise themselves, can earn up to an 80% profit margin and the machines are always on the clock making money for you. Another great low cost franchise is an on-site service franchise. These franchises range from computer repair to landscaping to home care and repair. Rotobrush is a franchise opportunity specializing in air duct cleaning. This on-site cleaning service reports typical earnings ranging from $25,000 to $75,000 per year for part time work (1-3 jobs per week) but gives the franchisee the option to do as many of these 3-4hr cleaning calls as they like and make it a full-time business earning 5-10 times as much in a 40-hour work week. Like many other low investment business opportunities, Rotobrush can start out small and then grow as the market and the franchisee’s schedule allows. This easily expandable business model allows entrepreneurs to start out with one unit and then add more units and employees to grow the business larger and start to make substantial profits. Starting out small is the easiest way to build a large company because you will be able to gauge how much growth the market can sustain and how much time and effort you are able and willing to put into the business. Whether you choose a service franchise, vending, distributorship or any number of other low cost franchise opportunities, keep in mind that a low cost franchise has many more advantages than just a low startup cost. Franchises will typically carry a well-known brand name, which will immediately give you an advantage over the competition when it comes to earning initial sales. Franchises also benefit from well thought out business plans and business strategies, which makes the loan process much easier for the franchisee. Finally, if you are a first time business owner, you can rest easy because the franchisor will provide you with all of the training and support you need and walk you through each step of the process taking you from business newcomer to business pro in no time.
May 28, 2008
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