Home-based businesses now comprise almost half of the estimated 26 million small businesses nationwide, that's according to Inc.com. New technologies have made it possible for a solo entrepreneur to begin a business that once would have required the resources of a much larger organization. Thanks to new tools, the range of home-based industries stretches far beyond consulting or even eBay businesses.
Many solo entrepreneurs are finding success with service businesses, particularly those that cater to specific demographics, such as overworked professionals, children, or the elderly. A business caring for the elderly or teaching enrichment programs for children can easily be operated out of the home, as can businesses that provide support for busy people, such as a personal chef or weight-loss counseling business.
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