Sunday, May 15, 2011

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Friday, April 8, 2011

Make Money Without Money

It is true that you can make money with no money. There have been very successful people come up with very lucrative means to have their own business; and they had no money to start with, just vision and ambition. They all knew one thing; they could begin with nothing and they may have never heard or believed, "it takes money to make money."

This particular saying has prevented so many people from beginning what could be a major, money-making venture. Beginning your own small business from scratch with nothing, nada or zilch will also keep you out of debt by racking up mountains of money to pay back to someone or somewhere. There is no interest charges on your own few dollars here and there. This is the genius of bootstrapping your business. Nobody can take it away, what you create, design or make with your own two hands and if it cost very little or nothing so much the better.

A great way to save money and not spend is to forget overhead costs. At least any extra ones; work out of your spare bedroom, the basement or the dining room table until you are established and begin making money.

There are huge benefits to working out of your own home:
1. No extra office to pay for, (lease, utilities, etc.).
2. No commute to the office.
3. Cut out or reduce child care expenses.

You can pocket all those extra savings just by working out of your own home.

You probably already have some idea of what you want to do to start your own business or work from home. Make sure it is a good choice without using any or a lot of money. It would be practically impossible to bootstrap a clothing store or restaurant without an extra building or lots of expensive equipment and inventory.

But, you can start a cleaning business, an elder care business, a pet sitting/walking/grooming business with almost nothing. There are hundreds, even thousands, of other things you can do to bring in a second income or even primary income if you have to.

Shoestring budgeting is a great way to start your own business to make money without money.

Friday, March 4, 2011

Field Inspection Jobs

This is a fairly lucrative career to get into with a shoestring budget and do it from home. You can get into this business in a big way and easily make it a full-time and extremely interesting career. Part-time is good too for people that want to work after hours and weekends starting out.

You may be wondering what a field inspector actually does. They actually perform inspections of homes, businesses and equipment verification for the finance and insurance industry as well as for banks and mortgage companies.

The majority of your training for field inspection jobs comes from actually doing the job. You won't have to have special training or a degree. If there is any training required by a particular firm they will provide it and their procedures or guidelines to the inspection.

You will need some basic equipment that most people have already. This would be a computer with Internet access and a digital camera. Most any type of small digital camera will work as long as you know how to transfer the photos to your computer.

To find these jobs you can use the search feature on the computer and type in field inspection jobs or companies. You'll find a pretty lengthy list of companies seeking out people to do field inspection jobs.

You can choose your area to work in or as much of a coverage area as you are comfortable covering--whether it is only 5 to 10 miles from your home or even driving 100 miles to cover a larger town.

To start out you can do simple "drive by" projects. This is just to verify whether a property is vacant or occupied. Take a photo, send it to the company, via the computer and you may be asked to answer a few questions about the property; is it brick or vinyl or does it have any visible damage or create a hazard.

Then you can add more and more projects to your list as well as the type of tasks you're willing to perform.

You'll usually only get paid a flat rate fee for each job. Each one in itself is not a lot but once you learn to combine them you can make a decent income. After a company realizes you are reliable they will send more work your way.

For a more in-depth look at the field inspection business check out this link: http://hubpages.com/hub/Become-a-Field-Inspector