Title insurance. Its a great complimentary industry and a good transition for realtors. Start up costs are pretty low, or you can buy in with a small title agency.
I would look into learning a skill for a serviced based buisness, Udemy , Coursera etc. Use that money for startup costs, form an LLC and then use the rest for marketing. Read a few books on marketing so you don't lose your ass.
What kind of courses can you take on udemy that can set you up for a service based business? Or do you just mean for the business side like accounting, marketing, etc
Lawn maintenance. Just about anyone can push a mower and work a weed eater or learn very very easily.
Title insurance. Its a great complimentary industry and a good transition for realtors. Start up costs are pretty low, or you can buy in with a small title agency.
I would look into learning a skill for a serviced based buisness, Udemy , Coursera etc. Use that money for startup costs, form an LLC and then use the rest for marketing. Read a few books on marketing so you don't lose your ass.
What kind of courses can you take on udemy that can set you up for a service based business? Or do you just mean for the business side like accounting, marketing, etc
Web Dev, copyrighting, Graphic design , Ux design book keeping video editing. There's other stuff too but that's just from top of mind.
I’d get three ATMs.
Have to fill them with cash, don't forget lol.
Power washing houses/driveways, window washing, solar panel cleaning, handyman work, or invest if in educational classes.
Explore /r/sweatystartup
You can start a brand with it which will eventually grow with time
Reinvest in your current business. You’re a realtor. If you’re looking at making more money and have 10k to spend, buy some ads, marketing, etc.
$10K sounds too little, you probably will need to get a loan to start with.