The Home Handy Person Guide To Profit

When the economy crashed in years back in 2008, millions lost jobs. Many have struggled for years and it repeated in 2020 during the covid pandemic and many are still struggling to catch up either without jobs or with low-paying jobs. Unemployment figures have gone down, but that’s deceiving because many are still working two or more jobs to make ends meet. Companies are still cutting back to reduce cost and increase profit and technology is replacing many jobs. And, once the job is gone, the money stops. Unlike jobs, the handyperson business has been and is here to stay. As long as there are homes, apartments, offices, and other buildings, they need repairs and you can do them with limited skills and tools.

I know how it feels to face dwindling savings and no time to find a job. I didn’t own a truck, but I purchased and outfitted a small trailer with all the handyperson tools I needed, most of which I had from working on our home, and started strongly. After just a few inexpensive ads, I was working every day and making a decent living. At first, most of the jobs were small and were easily handled by someone with limited experience, and that was good because money flowed promptly. As time passed, I started taking larger jobs and gradually moved from just handyperson work to small remodeling jobs. Finally, I purchased a pickup, rented a small shop, and progressed to larger woodworking projects, and grew a business which I continued for over twenty-five years.

My book, Home Handy Person’s Guide To Profit, contains complete details and instructions for starting and successfully operating your handyperson business. Based entirely on first-hand experience so you avoid costly mistakes.

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