You could start retail arbitrage (buying stuff in store to sell at a mark up online) and then use that money to start a private labelling FBA business (the best E Commerce business model, in my opinion).

It might take a little work but it's free money and the experience you gain from selling on Ebay/Amazon may lead you to enjoy the ecommerce business.

There is also a great e-book called "The Agent's Guide to the Appraisal Process" by Chris Dolland from a company called AskAppraiser.com - I have a copy, but I couldn't tell you how to find it online for purchase (I tried to find it and could not...I think they are re-vamping their website and e-commerce cart). 

As I recommended E Commerce to you based on your goals here's all you need to do:A) Spend less than you earn and create a budget B) Follow this https://www.junglescout.com/how-to-sell-on-amazon-...C) Find mentors and like minded people in this spaceD) Take Action

Here are the top 5:jerryllcash for houses in connecticutjerryll noordendixiewe by houses in waterbury ct********************************************WRONG AGAIN:If your business is an E-commerce site (what MOST SEO articles are written for online.. yeah you need to diversify your keywords.

Well the endeavor was an ecommerce website that did not even launch,so it is just a vacant LLC, but i will look in to reclassifying it.

For example "mfh” is overheated or commercial is getting killed by Amazon and e-commerce.

As a result, the consumer consent provision may protect e-commerce businesses from baseless legal claims by providing an electronic or paper document trail of the transaction when disclosures or other records are provided electronically to consumers. ___________________________ Your original comment was that the contract cannot be enforced in court when in fact it can.

Some companies are reevaluating their office space needs, potentially leading to higher vacancy rates and reduced rental income for commercial property owners.Retail Sector Challenges: The rise of e-commerce has already put pressure on the retail sector, and the pandemic has accelerated this trend.

The combination of ECommerce destroying the big box retail industry, but those buildings built in a high residential density area, and with really low demand, has created a perfect storm, but it won’t last forever.