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$25,000 to $50,000

Advertising Consultants Start your own home-based advertising franchise. Benefit from 20 income streams with fantastic revenue potential… Minimum Investment: $25,000.

AGR Diamond Tools Be a part of the multi-billion dollar diamond tool industry with AGR's dealer business opportunity, and prosper... Minimum Investment: $30,000.

Pet Pages Get connected with the second fastest growing industry in America. Put everyone in touch with the pet industry... Minimum Investment: $39,900.

Pro Energy Consultants The ideal home-based business – Energy Auditing is recession proof, saves people money and it’s ‘Green’. Minimum Investment: $29,900.

Superior Wash Superior Wash is a major leader in the truck washing industry and is expanding on a national level. With high... Minimum Investment: $30,000.

$75,000 to $100,000

MAACO Operate your own highly successful automotive paint and repair franchise. Huge market potential. Repeat business... Minimum Investment: $75,000.

The Mail Box Stores Today's fastest growing developer of independent mail box stores in North America. No franchise fees or royalties! Minimum Investment: $78,900.

$150,000 to $200,000

IPSO Let IPSO help you tap into the $5 billion-a-year vended laundry business! Our coin laundries often post ROI rates... Minimum Investment: $150,000.

Signworld A sign business with no royalties and no rules. Signworld is one of the fastest growing organizations in a... Minimum Investment: $185,000.

$250,000 to $500,000

Ace Hardware Corporation Unlike any other retail business opportunity on the planet, Ace actually pays qualified individuals to open stores! Minimum Investment: $400,000.

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Business opportunities differ from franchise ownership because an independent business owner is not obligated to run the business according to an operating manual or pay any ongoing fees. All profits are the business owner’s, who does not receive the operational support enjoyed by franchise owners. Many sole proprietor businesses are actually run as distributorships – the proprietor buys products from the wholesaler, then sells them at retail price. Some business operators act as an independent agent representative of a larger entity. 1. The growth of new small businesses has undergone an unprecedented growth spurt in the last ten years. The Small Business Administration (SBA) estimates that 672,000 new companies with employees were created in 2005 – an average 12 percent higher than in the previous decade. 2. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that more new businesses were created in 2006 than the previous year. 3. Small businesses contribute significantly to the US economy. They employ more than half of all private sector workers and account for 45 percent of private US payrolls. 4. The SBA credits small businesses with generating 60-80 percent of new jobs created in the last decade. 5. Sole proprietor businesses have a higher failure rate than franchises, which generally enjoy a 90+ percent success rate. According to a study by the SBA, only two-thirds of all small business start-ups survive the first two years and less than half make it to four years. The success/failure rate numbers are hotly debated, with many analysts sceptical about the alleged failure rate. Many entrepreneurs start up their businesses with a specific exit strategy for defined time frame. 6. US Census Bureau data indicates that half of new businesses are still operating after more than four years and about one-third businesses that close are successful. The most common source of credit for starting a small business is banks, particularly commercial lending institutions. Some states are friendlier for operating a small business. The Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council rates the best states for based on labor costs, energy costs, taxes and government regulation. The Top Ten include: South Dakota, Nevada, Alabama, Washington, Florida, Mississippi, Colorado, Texas, and Michigan.

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