Whats the best way for a disabled person to make money or start a business at home making at least 50k a year?
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Jewelry is a very competitive arena in eBay. You need to have an established reputation in the community, great closeup photos, certificate of authenticities, etc. You have to understand that ebay is not a sure thing -- just look at the number of listings that end without a single bid and you will see that ebay can become very expensive (you keep on paying ebay listing fees but you may not sell anything).\n\nOne way to succeed on eBay is to know what the HOT products are. eBay has several ways for you to determine exactly what the hot items to sell on their marketplace: \n\nItems In Demand = the most popular items currently within that particular category. To see the In Demand page, go to http://pages.ebay.com/sellercentral/sellbycategory.html  \n\nHot Items by Category Report = a monthly report that lists the fastest growing categories on eBay for the previous month. Go to http://pages.ebay.com/sellercentral/whatshot.html and select "Hot Items by Category" from the menu on the left. \n\neBay Pulse = "a daily snapshot of current trends, hot picks, and cool stuff on eBay". Go to http://pulse.ebay.com/ to see eBay Pulse in action. \n\nMerchandising Calendar = eBay promotes specific categories on its home page each month. Savvy eBayers know that this home page exposure results in more interest in such categories. Go to http://pages.ebay.com/sellercentral/calendar.html  to view the current Merchandising Calendar.
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If money is what you are seeking consider real estate (Donald Trump), Law (especially dealing with class action suits), Denistry (though I doubt Denists make as much as the first two).  Certain investment bankers and those who are professional money managers (direct large funds for investors) also do well.  Finally going into business for yourself often yields good returns if successful.  Mundane businesses like convenience stores or dry cleaners are more reliable money makers than new technologies or better mouse traps.  Someone said she made money working in the medical field...first off $70K is not lots of money.  Secondly if you divide the hours put in by those in medicine, it ain't all that good, so you better be there for some other reason.\n\nHaving said all of that, money only goes so far.  I have never met anyone who did very well if the only thing motivating them was strictly money.  Find something that interests you and you are good at...figure out how to make a career out of it.  The money will follow.
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I think one of the best ways to make money is to start your own online business. I have written a simple step by step course on how to make money at home that you can follow at:\nhttp://www.webcashlink.com/moneycourse.html\n\nHope this helps. :)
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Hey there! Running your own online business can be an extremely lucrative venture as well as one that requires very low start up costs. I run my own business from home, and make a little over $500 a week. I am hoping to double that amount by the end of June. Check out www.live-wealthy.ws . The site features an online DVD presentation that you can view to see what the company is all about, and what they can do for you, as well as an income calculator so you can see just how much you can make. The earning potential is unlimited! Some members are earning hundreds to thousands of dollars a week with this program!! www.live-wealthy.ws features a 7 day free trial so you can check the program out for yourself, and see all of the tools and support that are available to you. To become a full member, you only pay $10. This can easily be recouped within the first day that you start if you start working the program from day one. If you are interested sign up, and should you need any help at all, you can email me personally at ecommsolutions@yahoo.com . I would be happy to help you out any way I can! Good luck on all of your future endeavors!
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There are no grants to help a disabled veteran start a home based business.\n\nThe only grant available is for entrepreneurial training - CFDA Grant # 59.044 Veterans Entrepreneurial Training and Counseling http://12.46.245.173/pls/portal30/CATALOG.SEARCH_PGM_TXT_DYN.SHOW?p_arg_names=prog_nbr_in&p_arg_values=59.044&p_arg_names=keyword_in&p_arg_values=DISABLED&p_arg_names=_title&p_arg_values=  The objective of this grant is to:\n\nTo provide long term training, counseling, and mentoring to benefit small business concerns and potential small business concerns owned and controlled by eligible veterans. Eligible veterans means (A) A veteran who is entitled to compensation (or who but for the receipt of military retired pay would be entitled to compensation) under laws administered by the Secretary, (B) a person who was discharged or released from active duty because of a service- connected disability, (C ) a veteran as defined in Section 101 (2) of Title 38, United States Code, or ( D) a member of a reserve component of the armed forces of the United States. \n\nThe Veterans' Business Outreach Program (VBOP) is offered by the SBA and designed to provide entrepreneurial development services such as business training, counseling, and mentoring to eligible veterans owning or considering starting a small business.  \n\nThe Veterans' Business Outreach Center provides business training, counseling, technical assistance and mentoring to veteran business owners and start-up candidates. The VBOC is located in Edinburg, TX and provides assistance for veterans within SBA's Region VI serving Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. \n\nFor more information, contact the VBOC at 956-316-2610 or log on to their web site found at http://www.sbaonline.sba.gov/VETS/vbop.html\n\nThe DISABLED BUSINESSPERSONS ASSOCIATION (DBA) is a national 501(C)(3) nonprofit, public charity and educational organization founded in 1991 to help disabled entrepreneurs and professionals maximize their potential in the business world and to encourage the participation and enhance the performance of the disabled in the workforce. \n\nFor more information, log on to their web site found at  http://www.disabledbusiness.com
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yes you can make money..   ..you can do freelance designing or programming ..there are several sites available in the web which helps you to find a client..
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I knew a woman put a Red Light in her porch light, not sure what she did, but, darn she made alot of money! Another good thing to try is selling on Ebay or something similar. You can find things in yard sales and auctions and make a profit. The main thing here is being organized to handle the volume of Buyers. Browse Ebay and find what people are interested in and pay better money for, Barbie Dolls NOT a good seller (Bisque Dolls are), Sporting Goods are. Old things sell good too. You will be surprised at the amount of money you will make if you have plenty of things to sell that WILL sell. Start small to learn the Dance and Build up as you can handle more products. True, you may have to beat the Bushes to find your Products, but, it can work if your commited, organized AND know what to sell. Not a get rich thing, but, you can make a decent living. Beware of any TAX obligations your State may require.
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Justin, be honest about being disabled.  Check out places like netfriendships.com  and create your home page.
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Best Start a Home Based Business Based on YOUR Know-How\n\nFind the type of business on the link below that best describes what it is that YOU do (or want to do). Then see how to truly use the Net to make your specific business (or business idea) thrive.  http://www.wotsnext.com \n\n\nAs an example, take a look at how I use the above. Then see if you can fit something similar around your own area of expertise. Then all you need is a passion and some persistence. http://www.psychic-junkie.com/are-you-psychic.html  This page links you to all the resources I use.
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There are many businesses who started with so little yet grew to become good income vehicles down the road. From the article "How to Start a Business with Little Cash" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol30/nocash.htm here are some tips on how you can start a business and earn more money even if you are short of cash today:\n\n1. Find a business that you can start for little money (e.g. an errand business where your main cost is telephone and gasoline is easier to start than starting a Subway franchise)\n\n2. Consider your time and effort - if you have little cash, you may have to work harder for the money because you will have no resource to outsource or employ others to do certain tasks for you; or you have no money to buy equipment so you can only do certain things the long way\n\n3. Get your creative juices flowing. With no money, the only thing you have is your imagination. Be creative and find ways to get things done \n\n4. Be prepared to do all the work yourself - from doing your business plan, finding financing, writing emails, shipping and handling, marketing or whatever processes your business requires. \n\n5. Be prepared to invite investors - you may need financing help from someone down the road so be prepared to share some of the pie.
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Yes.  Check with your caseworker.  You can make a limited amount, but not much.  After all, if you could earn enough to support yourself, you're not disabled.
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Do you not get an allowance? If not, speak to your parents about "fair wages" for "extra chores".. You and your friend could look into Volunteer work, at first you think there isn't any money in that, but, if you volunteer at a Nursing Home, you can "push" the wheelchair seniors around for a walk, you can read to them, you can write/print letters for them, help them cut their food, all kinds of things.  An other volunteer job is with the local Humane Society. Helping feed and clean the animals. Both these volunteer positions will enhance your prospects. For babysitting or child care/ you will have experience. You can take a Free course at your local Y.M.C.A and get a certificate that Proves your qualified to babysit. Ask your neighbours if you can help for pay. Clean the basement, the garage, walk the dog, go to the store for them. With all that said, try a little entrepreneurship,(that means working for yourself,for money). i.e. hand made Christmas Cards, 6 to a box (and you can make the box) - $5.00 - fancy note paper, make it on the computer, (make the box) 20 sheets (small) $5.00 - how about jewelry - you can buy all the stuff at the Dollar Store. The craft book you can borrow from the library. So there are some ideas - ps - talk to your teachers - see if they need help, shopping, wrapping, decorating, but make sure They know your looking to get paid. Oh - if your a good student, you can tutour lower grade kids and get paid.
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Getting out of the house to get to work-may need a home with a ramp or a lift.\nGetting into work again-ramp or lift may be necessary\nhaving a desk you can get a wheelchair under-you may have to lift the desk onto blocks\nBeing able to use a water fountain-may have to have one lowered so you can reach it from a wheelchair\nBeing able to get into a bathroom stall at work and needing a raised toilet to transfer into from a wheelchair or a sink high enough for the chair to get under\nAccommodation with duties that you are physically unable to do being assigned to someone else and you getting other duties you can do with your disability.\nFor deaf TDD telephone\nFor blind braille and dings on elevator so you can count the floors and get off at the right stop
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You may want to consider the suggestions Dan Ramsey wrote in his book "101 Best Home Businesses" on the question of finding the best business for you. He suggests these 10 steps:\n\n1. List 5 things you do best\n2. List how others would benefit from what you do best\n3. Find out how to give people what they want\n4. Learn the value of your services to others\n5. Find out who else offers similar services\n6. Learn from the successes of others\n7. Learn from the failures of others\n8. Plan your own success\n9. Make low cost mistakes\n10. Enjoy what you do and how you do it\n\nYou can build anything from websites to design prototypes of other entrepreneurs. You can create craft products and sell them. I interviewed a potter who after a 30-year career as a highly successful magazine editor made a 180-degrees turn and quit the job at the age of 56 to pursue his passion for pottery http://www.womenhomebusiness.com/success/glenfiddich.htm . Not only is he doing what he loves, but he is also earning from it.
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Try calling a local Center For People With Disabilities Office, or a Center for Independent Living, Vocational Rehabilitation, something like that, the names are different everywhere.  I'm sure there is one in your area.  They can help someone with a condition to get employment.
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At 13 you have a few options, almost all involve light physical labor.  However you can gain valuable lessons at being self employed (and with remarkably little risk if your parents help out).  Lawn mowing, lemonade stands, paper routes, baby sitting, and washing cars are all tried and true favorites.  If you have any special skills (artistic ability, second language, computer skills, etc.) try to think of ways to put them to use at a profit
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Create your own business.  Make a list of your skills and see it can become a home-based business.