Help on starting a small capital business

Philippines
September 11, 2007 11:41pm CST
Hi, I need your help. What would be the best business nowadays that will only require small capital? How much would that be? I'm planning to have one but still can't decide what kind of business. Thanks =)
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Madhavee
@Madhavee (186)
• India
12 Sep 07
I am making more than $1000 Per month and my initial investment is zero. It needs a lot of hard work and patience. so make a friend of mine. I will send the details. You also mention your email address. Best of luck.
bobbyfries
@bobbyfries (63)
• United States
12 Sep 07
hey hook me up as well
g_aileen09
@g_aileen09 (1354)
• Philippines
12 Sep 07
Hello Crystal30. Welcome to myLot. Mind if I ask you what is your profession? For I would suggest that it would be best to start a business that is in line with your profession. This way, you may at least have an idea of the ins and outs of it.
Crystal30
@Crystal30 (9)
• Philippines
14 Sep 07
I am now working as a programmer. Actualy, I'm planning to have my own internet cafe before but I have to have at least 5 pcs to start and it will cost me a lot. I would like to start a business for about 50,000 pesos so that I can have additional income to save for my future.
rofflewoffle
@rofflewoffle (37)
• United States
10 Oct 07
For maybe 500 dollars you can buy a vending machine and negotiate with a local store owner if you can put it in their store and share profits 50-50. If you make 50 bucks a month (very realistic, that's about three or four sales of a dollar a day) then you'll pay off your investment in less than two years and then from then on you'll have a steady income of 50 bucks a month. If you bought multiple vending machines for an investment 2000 then you'll pay off in two years but then make 200 bucks a month. This is one of the easy ways to build up a passive income (read more here: http://www.bizcovering.com/Business/The-Essentials-of-Building-Passive-Income---.49973