You want a recession-proof business, part-time or full-time, with low overhead costs, and you don't want to be working every single hour of the day. Opening cars for people who have locked their keys inside may be your ticket. When people are locked out of their cars, they must have them opened. In the event they do not have money to pay for such a service, friends, relatives, churches - and even their insurance companies - will be willing to pay.
David Calvin, long-time security author and businessman, gives you the straight-talk about what you need to know before you begin a car-opening business. Do you need to become a licensed locksmith to get into this business? No. Are the tools expensive? Absolutely not. Can you work out of your home? Yes!
In this book, David will give you scenarios you will encounter, talk about the different tools you will need, show you some advertising tricks, and show you some other options you may want to consider when you begin a car-opening business.
How much money can you get for opening a car? $45? $65? $150? It all depends on what time of the day you do the job and where the job is located. Can you eventually work up to opening three or four cars per day? It's all up to you. Can you imagine $200 a day or more? If you can imagine it, you can make it happen. My minimum charge these days is $110 plus sales tax.
What is your tool investment? $300 to $500. Open Five cars at a hundred a pop, and...
Is it hard to open a car? And how much training will I need? David got his first kit, opened one practice car, and started the next day!
David's book cuts through all the nonsense and gets down to business quickly; and this book will cost you less than a slice of pizza.
Not only that, you will be able to email and call the author after you purchase the book.
If you are looking for part-time or full-time, self-employed work, this may the field for you! Take advantage of over twenty-five years of experience by reading David's latest book.
This book has very few photographs so that the cost of the book could be kept reasonable. This is not a book that shows you how to open cars but instead shows what you need to know, what you need to have, and how you get yourself up and running so that you can make money.
