No matter what the economy is like, there will always be a demand for certain services. Automotive, Health, Music, etc...

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Being able to play and enjoy music is a gift that's often taken for granted.

Don't leave home without it!

You could start a music school where you teach white people to play the blues.

I started a janitorial company and did it for about 4 years. It was profitable from day one...It's real hard to use up $20 worth of Windex.

They liked me because I alway locked up and things didn't turn up missing.

Look into getting bonded or insured. If you lost the front door key for a company and had to pay for getting the place re-keyed, it could cost you thousands.

I agree with the janitorial idea. A friend of mine is an Office Services Manager for a $6Billion a year corporation, and is always complaining that the cleaning service didn't do this, didn't do that...screwed up this, messed up that. They pay them really good money for 2x a week cleaning. Her company takes up 9 of the 14 floors, and will be looking for a new company when the contract runs out. Guess what I am thinking about opening? Just for that contract.....plus she will give me the contacts for the other companies in the building. Not sure what the total monthly revenue would be, but just that building alone would more than replace my income. She pays $4000 per month for the service, so the entire building would probably be somewhere around $7000 per month.

If you get 2 or 3 contracts, hire 2 or 3 people you can trust.....hhmmmmmm.

I have another idea for a great 2 in 1 type business, but I can't seem to raise any capital......a combination Wood-Roasted Chicken restaurant and Crematorium.......I wonder why investors have been turning me down?

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Frank

"Why put off till tomorrow what you can get someone else to do today"