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Thanks for the well wishes guys. I figured I need about 35-40 weekly yards to bring home what I was before, but I dont need that much to make it. I can make it very comfortable with about 20 weekly yards. Right now I have three that amount to 5 as far as money
Biggest problem is people that only want it bi-weekly. Itll come around though, got a nice sign to mount on my trailer this afternoon
Biggest problem is people that only want it bi-weekly. Itll come around though, got a nice sign to mount on my trailer this afternoon
#12
Once you get enough yards tell the bi-weekly's you can only afford to do every week, and if they don't want to do that just drop their ***. Small businesses are always good money and a good way to start aquiring commercial accounts.
Last edited by MeanZ71; Jun 30, 2008 at 12:13 PM.
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LOL.......... I opened my own auto repair shop. That evening on the way home, I thought what the hell have I done. Anyway, it's the best move that I have ever made. Wish I had done in 10 years sooner. Next month will be my 5 year Anniversary. Looking to open a second location soon.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
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Small businesses are always good money and a good way to start aquiring commercial accounts.
#15
You might want to advertise in my neighborhood. There's a good bit of lawn care businessmen rolling around... WEEKLY too! 
I cut my yard for exercise. So you'd lose there.
But, my subdivision has a lot of retirees as residents. You know where my area is.

I cut my yard for exercise. So you'd lose there.
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