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Slowing Housing Market Begs The Return of the Home Auction
By Joe Lane
With the housing market starting to slow up a bit in some areas of the country, sellers are using more tools at their disposal than ever to get a house sold in a timely fashion. While these methods Read more...

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Time To Move Your Business Office Out Of The Home?
By Thomas Childs
If you have a successful based Internet business there may come a time that you think you need to take that office elsewhere – perhaps even on a part time basis. Some people just can’t thrive at their business working from the office. While the based Internet business is an attractive concept to them, perhaps their spouse, children or even pet don’t or won’t understand, and are too disruptive to your business. Maybe you find yourself too tempted by the TV in the next room or the refrigerator close by. It’s not that you haven’t succeeded at your based Internet business, it may just be that you’ll succeed more elsewhere, and you’ll keep peace in the too.

Loneliness can be a factor in moving the based Internet business from the home. While an office environment may only mean that other business people who run other entrepreneurial businesses are down the hall, the knowledge that you’ll run into people with some of the same business issues and conflicts at the copy machine or in the communal break room is a comforting thought. More comforting than trying to converse with your three year old about your client frustrations! This outside office environment can actually result in more productivity despite the

short trip back and forth as the entrepreneur feels less needy for that two hour lunch with the business friend or associate.

As your based Internet business grows you might also grow out of your office space. That’s a common fact. You hire employees, you need more storage or PCs or other equipment. You may have clients that are local and want to stop by “your office.” Once this happens once too often and you get tired of finding excuses to meet them for coffee at the local café, you start thinking you need a “real” office.

One friend of mine moved his based Internet business to an office location when the fax machine kept going off in the middle of the night. Phones can be disruptive at odd hours as well, as clients and business colleagues anticipate getting your voice mail, not realizing they are waking you at home.

As with any business decision – whether a based Internet business or large corporation, there are cons as well as pros to this decision. The negatives are that you’ll be back to commuting, with its frustrations and time consumption. You’ll also have the added expense of furnishings, leasing, utilities and insurance. Of course, if you’ve had to decline potential clients because you didn’t have the staff or time to complete their project, or your office space didn’t allow you to house the equipment needed to adequately service them, the decision might be easy. In essence, if the profit expected from the move outweighs the cost of the move, it may be well worth your time, effort and expense to take your based Internet business to a new location outside your home.
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