- Secure startup funds ($1000) – for initial marketing materials (business cards, website) and equipment (home inventory service software, camera, props, etc.). This presumes you already have a home computer and printer.
- Name your business (be sure to check availability of registering your name with the state, and finding a good, compatible website domain).
- Apply for a federal tax identification number.
- License your business (if required for your state).
- Obtain business insurance (including liability insurance).
- Develop your business plan and marketing plan.
- Set up your business phone number (or at least a separate phone number; for example, a second line on your cellular phone account)
- Join NAHIP.
- Conduct two sample inventories (minimum) and obtain testimonials.
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
Your New Business Startup Checklist
Here's some items to add to your "to do" list for starting your home inventory service business:
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