
Charles asks…
I am looking for an honest and reliable home based business. Any ideas?
I answered an ad on the internet the other day about a home based business come to find out it was herbal-life and they wanted me to pay $400 for some kit. If you are looking for more money in a business what makes them think that you have that kind of money to spend? So my question is who knows of a legit home business that I can do for a minimum start up fee?

admin answers:
There are various ways you can make money from home. In most cases, however, you will probably need to invest some cash. I cannot think of many businesses that you can start without spending something to get up and going.
However, as someone else said, there are many scams. Be very careful. It if sounds too good to be true, it usually is.
I have a couple of suggestons. First, join the Work at Home Forum (free). Read the posts there, You will find a lot of information about working from home, business opportunities that are worthwhile, etc. Ask questions and other members will respond with their advice and experiences.
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Steven asks…
Do I need a certain license for a home based Cake/Baking Business?
I want to start a small home based business where I can bake Cakes, cookies, mints, and other sweets to sell. I was wondering if I needing a certain kind of license for a commercial kitchen or for a small home business? Any information would be appreciated! (I’m from Iowa if that makes a difference.) Thanks!

admin answers:
Your home kitchen will have to pass inspection and be approved before you can sell products for consumption. You need to contact your county health department to start the process for approval and licensing. Don’t bother applying for and paying for a city license until you find out if you pass inspection.

Lisa asks…
Does any one know about this home-based business opportunity?
It’s a sight and the name is Andy Willoughtlys 3 step plan Home Business Building System. It is based out of a Christian setting and the first thing you think is wow, it must be okay if it’s a religion thing but don’t want to take no chances. Did it once and got burned so not doing it again till I research this sight. Anyone with info please respond.

admin answers:
This company is hiring sales agents that can work from home and make sales over the phone and online. They even provide sales training and leads!
Http://www.ltcinsurancecareer.com
The company is rated highly in the Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Companies!
Download the booklet with income projections – it looks good!
You can even apply for an initial phone interview on the site.

Chris asks…
I have an internet-based home business in Illinois – how do register this with the State? Do I need to?
Do you need to register a sole propeiter-ship? Do I need a business license for a home-based business?

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Jenny asks…
Can I rent a space to use for home-based business?
Without going into tons of detail, I have a home-based daycare and birth services business, my house is getting too crowded w/ my husband now working from home, is renting an apartment to use for home business an option, considering all zoning laws, etc, (assuming of course I found a landlord okay with it)??

admin answers:
You would have to find out what the zoning laws are in that city, however, why don’t you rent a commercial piece of property?
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