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Life in the USA Doing Business Low Investment Businesses
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Home Business
Home business is a growing trend in the United States. The prices of home computers, copiers and fax machines keep falling, allowing homes to take on many of the features of sophisticated offices. A business run at home can keep costs down and be more competitive against a business paying high rent. Many home businesses can become quite sophisticated, like the investment newsletter that brought in half a million dollars a year with five employees crammed into a small apartment. Consultants, professionals, typists and word processors, seamstresses, caterers, salespeople, import-export people and many others work out of their homes. Small factories and repair shops operate out of homes. Even indoor farms, growing everything from bean sprouts to mushrooms to fine herbs, operate out of homes and apartments. Next Section: The Get Rich Quick Market Doing Business: Chapter Home
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