Are there legitamite jobs you can do from your home office?

Question

Need to supplement income while flipping houses.

Answer 1

There are a couple of websites that have job listings and give good advice about working from home. They are both free.

this site has a bunch of low cost ideas biz ideas from home.
including real estate related.

http://www.getpaid2workfromhome.com


http://www.coolhomejob.com


try those and see if you find something that works for you.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

WOW... look at all the choices.. if it is a JOB where you are guaranteed an hourly wage, NOT some junk that you sign up for, spend countless hours of time and effort spamming your link, just like everyone here is... AND if you live in the US, just send me an email and I will send you a link to two sites that offer legitimate 'tele commute' jobs.... NEVER pay to work a job..... and consider it this way ... when did you ever go into Wal-mart or McDonalds, ask for an application and someone said "that will be $5.00 ($10-$197) for the application." Several of the sites offer "customer service" work. I know, because I worked for one myself while I got my home based business up and running. They are out there, you just don't see many advertised because they don't have to... usually people come through as referrals. Also bear in mind that these companies have an application process, interview process, some have tests you have to take and they don't hire just everybody who applies, unlike the 'fee' grabbing companies you DO see advertised and spammed everywhere. Holler if I can help ~jennifer Helping others create income from home through education of the system and how it really works.

Answer 4

You can work as a virtual call center agent. Many call center companies are now using home-based agents and you can very well do that in your spare time in the comfort of your home.

As a virtual call center agent, your job is to take incoming calls that will be directed to you and handle requests or close sales. Projects that will be sent your way will often be different -- some clients will be financial institutions while others are retailers (and pay will be dependent on the type of call and industry you will be serving).

To work as a home-based agent, you will need to have the required tools of the trade. While the requirements may vary among various companies, the most common requirements include a computer, high speed Internet access, a land-line telephone to handle incoming calls, and a quiet work space (no crying babies, please!). Some require backup ISPs (in case your main ISP falters), installed software such as anti-virus and firewall; headsets, among others. Carefully review the home office requirements of the company to see if you already have their requirements, or need to spend more to meet their requirements (and they will not reimburse you!)

You will be required to put in a minimum number of hours per week, which can be as low as 15 to 20 hours; though you can opt to work as much as 60 hours a week. Companies differ in how they pay -- some pay based on the number of calls you take while others pay by the hour. The pay range is around $7 to $30 per hour depending on the project, though that can increase if the company offers commissions for sales you have closed. So if you work 20 hours a week at $10/hour, then you can take home $200 per week. Not bad for staying at home.

As always, when choosing which company to join, avoid those that will ask you to pay upfront. Here are some companies that work with home-based agents:

VIPDesk.com http://www.vipdesk.com = will ask you to shoulder the required credit and background checking fees.

Working Solutions http://www.workingsol.com/ = no fees required but considers their agents as independent contractors, thus requiring applicants to be self employed

Alpine Access http://www.alpineaccess.com = no fees and you will be considered as an employee, not as an independent contractor

LiveOps http://www.liveops.com/ = considers agents as independent contractors; no upfront fee but requires applicants to pay for the background check

WillowCSN http://www.willowcsn.com/ = requires their agents to work as independent contractors and incorporate