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If you are thinking about starting your own home-based business, the available options can be overwhelming. However, there are many tried and true home-based businesses that may be just what you are looking for.

1. Photography. If you are skilled with a camera, you can open your own photography studio in your home. Keep in mind that you will need space to shoot the pictures as well as a light-free space for a darkroom if you decide to process your film and print your photographs yourself.

2. Home inspection. The National Association of Certified Home Inspectors Web site provides information on becoming certified to inspect homes.

3. Remodeling. If you are a gifted carpenter or contractor, you can turn your passion into your own business. The SBA provides loans to experienced contractors looking to renovate homes or businesses in order to sell them.

4. Interior design. If you have a flair for the creative, consider interior design. The American Society of Interior Designers Web site provides resources for aspiring interior designers, including a list of each state’s requirements for licensing.

5. Catering or personal chef. Consider starting your own catering or personal chef business. You can set yourself apart from competitors by providing specialized services such as low-carb or vegetarian menus. Be advised that catering requires a “food establishment” license and catering operations require a commercially equipped kitchen that meets all state and federal health requirements. Contact your local city or county health department for more information.

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  • good thing i came across this very helpful website. I was just thinking of turning my photography hobby to a homebased job.

  • this web site is a big help to me,specially on catering,coz i am more on cooking as my passion, thanks for posting this interesting site.

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