Your other alternative is to sell and move your business to a different location, perhaps even a different city, that has a pools of customers that fit with your desired business model.If you run an upscale bar in an area that's going down hill, and someone else opens up a dive bar next door and takes all your customers away, you're toast.

However, depending on the type of business you'll be operating out of your home, most of your customers will probably have your home address anyways, so there goes your privacy.

Then post a job on elance.com to have it made using the website you like as an example for the programmer, you can also include additional features you require in the task list.They have tons of Indian programmers (dot, not feather) on elance that can build you a custom website with a database backend very inexpensively.

., do email blasts, blog, do custom forms for prospects, email list sign up.... and it's very inexpensive.

Never invite more customers than you can service.

Plus, with coverage of 94% of the U.S. population (and growing), our customers have access to information on over 134 million households.

Walls, carpets, two appliances, custom cabinets were heavily damaged.

Hi Chris,I've been asking attorneys, Pensco customer service, ETC staff and others about this issue and most have have never even been asked the question and didn't have an answer.

OTH, it can be a great source for customers leading them from renatls to purchases.

Before you give out any information that a tenant/client/customer might consider confidential, you have to have their consent.