1. HAUL TRASH.
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TRIM TREES.
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PEST CONTROL. Buy supplies off Amazon to treat houses.
4. BUY A LAUNDRY SERVICE. Contract with a laundromat. Partner with a laundromat and contract hotels, apartment complexes, middle source provider. Go to a laundromat, ask to use their equipment for a 1/3 of the price during non-peak hours. Find people who are too tired and rich, and they don't want to do their laundry. Good luck with that. How many people will fess up to that? You say, "I'll do your laundry for $25 a load, and you take it to the laundry and you do it for $2 a load. A guy in New York who runs a laundromat makes $2.9 million/year. Would you be willing to do this? He has 1 employee. No start-up money. Run 3 or 4 washers?
5. CAR DETAILING. $35 to $50/hour. Get your steamers, better equipment. He owns a couple of Ford GTs.
6. GUTTER CLEANING. $200. Some folks earn $100 a couple times a week.
7. MOVING SERVICE. Pulling furniture out of a trailer.
8. MOW LAWNS. A friend at 17-years-old started a lawn-mowing company. He made $45k his first year mowing grocery stores and commercial yards. Had people on monthly and weekly contracts, making $350 to $500/month per location. Made $45,000 in his first year of operation. People who've borrowed their equipment as a start-up. "I will mow your yard for free if you let me have your riding lawnmower." Or, "I'll mow your yard for a year for free if you let me have your weed-eater," stuff like that. They negotiated themselves into all the free equipment.
9. DOG-WALKING & DOG GROOMING. Combine them or separate the businesses. Million-dollar business in Ohio, Dog Grooming and Dog Walking business. Walk pets, groom pets turned into dog boarding. They are 3 weeks out if you want to have your dog taken care of.
10. WISP, or (Wireless Internet Service Provider). No home internet? He uses a cell phone. Set up wireless home internet connections. What is that? Have the internet go from your office to your home.
