Business I’d start in my 20s 🫧

Don't waste time looking for the perfect business to buy. Here's a list of 130+ businesses you could purchase using my investing framework.

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WHAT BROUGHT ME TO YOUTUBE: I worked at Goldman Sachs, in Private Equity, and built up a $100M holding company. But after being in Wall Street for so long, I got tired of managing hundreds of millions for the rich. Investing was for the few not the many. F that. You all are the reason I do this. We as a society need to get rich together. My mission is to create 100,000 business owners, I hope you’re one.

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[LayLow]

I started my first business at 18 years old in 1974 with $50.00 to my name. It was an office cleaning / janitorial service. I did very well.

It was stepping stone business that I sold and kept on growing. Today I am Selling my Insurance book of business now at 69 and retiring debt free and wealthy. Been semi retired since 2018. It can be done with just a High School Education. All you need is Drive & Determination. I have college grads on my payroll.

[rk-fbhw]

I started window cleaning when I was 14 in the summer holiday. Definitely worthwhile.

[TwitchRadio]

I'm a disabled Veteran and can't do much.. But would love to make $500 - 800 a month just to have money for my silver and gold stacking dca's I do because $200 a month in silver isn't cutting it being I fully retire by 2030.... Any suggestions anyone😋👍

[douglasboswellvlogs]

That's smart I agree great minds think alike

[dougjohns]

I did that when I was 13 years old... easier than pushing a mower or dealing with 300 newspapers/day.

[randomuser]

Low barrier to entry. You’ll have people competing, lowballing, and stealing your accounts all the time.

[Paulinthewyld]

Love this! I’ve started to send my 16 & 18 year old boys these videos to prove I’m not crazy in getting them to start early!

[maartenmidden]

In the Netherlands the window cleaning crews are notoriously teritorial. You will get in trouble entering someone's neighborhood

[amo]

Do more similar small biz ideas short videos like this one thanks!

[lisalisa]

Near me...mobile home car wash and mobile home truck washes tend to be picking up...whole bunch of guys in their 20s.

[ajvaldez]

you guys need some window decals? maybe you clean the windows and I can print the decals for the inside of the windows, it could be more money.

[the-anti-theist]

I looked up window cleaning businesses in my city and there are 20 of them!

[UnexpectedTokens]

there are so many window cleaning crews started by 20 somethings in my area now it's oversaturated and nobody is making $60k a month

[michaelguy]

“Ahh, hey dad, I’m gonna drop outta law school. I’m gonna be a window cleaner and make a lot of money!”

Dad goes for a drink.

[GarrettAD]

The first business I ever started was cleaning houses for sale. Hard work, but it made cash if you did it well.

[ChuckBrown]

Yea know if they were so successful why are u on YouTube, I'm starting to see YouTube shorts as commercials

[knowledgeapplied]

👨‍🎓👩‍🎓 No college degree required.... plus, you can earn more per month than most college graduates

Boring Businesses is where it's at. Brilliant.

[BrandonBusby-ub]

"Reocurring" isn't a word. "Recurring" is the appropriate word to use.

[peoplepioneer]

Recurring revenue is revenue generated by your clients on a regular, guaranteed basis, like a subscription service. Re-occurring revenue is generated by clients who purchase products or services on a repeated but not predictable basis.

[flightmedic]

I am a married retired firefighter with 3 teenage kids. I’ve always worked two to three jobs and made a plan to retire when my kids hit their teenage years to be able to spend more time with my family. With this being said I also planned to stay working 1 job as a flight medic and I work 2-24 hour shifts a week. I have plans to start a business and have been thinking about a gym or thrash collection service. The problem I see is paying for health insurance since my retirement doesn’t have that benefit. How do you self employed people do it ? I do many other side hustles but it’s hard to explain everything on here. Thanks in advance for any advice.