Find 50 clients that will pay you $50 per week to mow their lawn.
When you have 50 clients, find somebody dependable and needing work to take over those lawns as a subcontractor, and pay them $25 for each one they do.
Build up the next 50 clients, and repeat.
When you have 5 guys each servicing 50 lawns, revenue is $12,500 per week and expenses are $6,250 per week, leaving you $25k per month for yourself. Work 8 months out of the year and clear $200,000.
Put $18,500 in your 401k, another $18,500 in your spouse’s 401k, then add in another 20% of your profits since you are both an employee and an employer. Only pay taxes on the $140,000 left, and you’re living well and setting yourself up for a very nice retirement. No degree required.
no areas of the country that have Mexicans will pay more than $20 per yard
Brody Sanders
you are forgetting that mowing is seasonal, little to no work in winter not a bad job tho i did it for 6 months at $21 an hour
Owen Long
anytime a worker is paid more than the commoditized wage that the market sets, the worker is stealing from their company.
Jose Carter
OP just described running a service based business which is unironically the main way to get wealthy in North America. Sounds easier on paper than in reality. When running a business literally a million things can go wrong. That being said if you can market, hire and manage well you'll probably make bank.
Lucas Cruz
No one will pay this much unless they have a huge yard You also have expenses Gas, mowers, maintenance If something bad happens you could be fucked. Might want insurance in case a rock goes flying or some idiot gets hurt in an accident Also, having a spouse. Kek Go back to re*dit you common fag
