/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>799153
The only thing I can think of is a blog. I hope you like writing.

Lawnmowing, window washing, pool cleaning, bike/scooter repair. Maybe buy a piglet and sell the meat to your coworkers when they get old enough.

Another question, what is an idle business you can set up with a steady profit?

>>799153
Sucking 500 dicks a month for a dollar a dick is a pretty good idea.

>>799179
Nothing. You cannot get that much of a gain without accepting a lot of risk. Idk what is up with people asking for impossible things lately.

>>799380
But I want to make $5000 a month while picking my nose! I only have the change in my couch as startup funds though...

So how do I into $60k a year with no skills /biz/?

What is a more realistic estimate for ratio of money invested to money gained per month then..? I am not very educated in business and finance. Also when I said >>799179 I didn't mean with the numbers of my first post.

lawnmower, hot dog/coffee stand, carpet cleaning, dog walking, teach languages, caterer, convert one of your rooms to provide lodgings

>>799153
drug dealing

>>799153


Look for a franchise, maybe one that offers financing.

>>799153

I started a cleaning company when I was younger and made about $1000 a month from the start. At the end it was making $2000 a month, but I got a job that paid $6000 a month so I stopped. It was mostly residential, but I had two businesses too.

I ran into an opportunity that paid $600 a month cleaning some guys mansion. I also was sent RFPs for doing 50-100 houses in a development, and that would have been $100k+ a year.

All you need is a good website and focus on advertising locally.

You could invest that money to build an online shop and start a drop shipping business. But it is not a guaranteed income. Or you could make a porn video (1500$ should be enough for a girl and to rent a video camera).

If you've got plenty of time all the traditional businesses mentioned here are fine.

If you have personal skills, go to every business and offer to post new and. Unique content to their social media every day. Charge like 100$ a mobh. Offer to so it free for 2 weeks.

Your startup costs are going to be spent on wining and dining these business owners, along with anyone who can refer you to a business owner.

>>799398
1% or roughly 10% per year
this is called capitilzation rate

>>799153
Commercial cleaning business.

I have one, I have about 10 jobs and I make 5k per month from it. I'm currently studying Accounting as well so if I don't happen to get a job in the Accounting field I'll fall back on this.

>>800642

do you do the cleaning yourself, or do you have employees?

what does your commercial cleaning involve?

>>800642

Please tell me more.

I've been considering doing this with a friend.

Is it worth it to do any residential work?

>>800642
how old were you when you started doing this? is this something a teen could do as a summer job?

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