Thread: 1am..online fastlane business plan

If you're going to do it reguardless of what anyone thinks, then go ahead.

However,

I personally think it's a bad business idea.

You wouldn't get rich doing this. But if you did it right, you could make a living.

I'd say give it a shot

I think its a great idea so long as you are apporaching it from "creating a business system" or how to. Handyman businesses can be very profitable especially when you use flat rate pricing rather than time and materials. Generally with a handy man business, you own a job rather than a business unless you have folks working for you. This is why I think if you create a business system to teach someone how to start their own handyman gig, train them on the business end, including pricing structure and some basic how to, it has the potential to be very profitable. You may even want to start a handyman business and grow it for a year then put the business up for sale, offering training and a customer base. Some people do not have what it takes to start a busienss from scratch and would rather purchase one already up and running. Might even be more proffitable this way too.

I Agree played right, everything has the opp to make millions...

Ask a hot dog vendor in New York with a good location.

I agree with Jack. It's all how you approach the business. Cable show, books, products, you name it can be sold promoted to make it a big money opp. Case and point is Bob Villa and those types.

Of course if this takes off, your grandfather going to be looking for a bigger piece of the action...especially if you're going to be working him to the bone.

Why not make "The DIY Bible" or something to that degree ... available at all major bookstores, Amazon.com, Lowes, Home Depot and other similar stores. And, of course, the website too.