Discover How You Can Earn Up To $68 an Hour

With Your Own Home Watch Business …

(this fast-growing service business is needed in almost every town)

The senior population is growing fast – today one out of six Americans is over 65. That’s 52 million seniors! Many of these seniors can afford (and want) second homes, so the number of second homes has grown dramatically in the last 2 decades. In addition to prosperous seniors, the number of highly paid professionals has also grown in recent years, and a second home is high on their wish list as well.

As the number of second homes has grown, so has the need for someone to look after both the primary and second home while the owners are away. And because home prices have increased so much, they are a major investment that requires paid professional care to prevent and control damage and risks from everything from natural disasters to a leaky faucet.

Today, almost all home insurance companies require regular home checks by a pro if a home is to be unoccupied for extended periods of time. According to industry insiders, home watch services have now become a multi-billion dollar industry, with steady growth and great prospects for the future, as it’s an essential, recession-proof service that’s needed every year regardless of whether the economy is booming or not.

This growing demand has created a golden opportunity for those who can provide security and peace of mind for homeowners who are away from their homes.

It’s important to note that home watch services are needed in all communities, not just in vacation or sunbelt areas. For example, when a “snowbird” homeowner leaves their primary residence in the fall to spend a few months in the sunbelt, a skilled home watch pro is needed to look after their home during the winter months to prevent problems, just after another home watch pro looks after the sunbelt home during the summer months when the owner has returned to their northern home.

A home watch business can keep you as busy as you wish, whether you live in a small community or a large city. It requires no formal education or expensive training, just common sense, a can-do attitude, organizational skills and honesty. Plus, a home watch business can be started with very little money – as little as a few hundred dollars. If you have a car and a cellphone, you’re almost there.

I read the book in a day, and was able to start my new home watch service in just two weeks with your help. The guide is an excellent reference tool, and worth 10 times the small price you charge. Maria Rodriguez – Kansas

The rewards of becoming a home watch professional are great – not just in dollars and cents – but in providing peace of mind for your clients, who entrust the care of their home investment to your regular home checks. That’s priceless!

Another reward is that you’ll have a flexible schedule so you can better balance your everyday life with your client’s needs. That could mean golf in the morning and home checks in the afternoon, or whatever you enjoy doing on your own schedule. That’s why a home watch business is perfect for retired or semi-retired folks.

How Much Can I Make?

In a recent survey of home watch businesses in all areas of the United States, the average fee for a regular home check was $34, and most homeowners choose weekly home checks, or $136 per month. The average visit takes 20-30 minutes, so that with 2 visits per hour, the hourly rate is $68. Using that average rate, a capable one-person home watch pro could earn over $10,000 a month.

Keep in mind that most home watch businesses are seasonal, so expect to be really busy for around 6 months of the year. That’s over $60,000 per season, using that average $34 fee. Using the add-on services and referral fees from contractors and other service providers, you can easily boost that income by 30-40%, so a seasonal, six month income of over $80,000 is within reach.

The opportunities are wide open in this fast-growing field, and so is the potential for an above-average income that is recession proof. If you’ve always wanted to be your own boss, a home watch business could be just right for you. Get started by reading our step-by-step guidebook How To Start A Profitable Home Watch Business.

Starting your home watch business can be easy if you have help. The expert advice you’ll find in this guidebook will give you a headstart, reduce risk and cut startup costs. Here are just a few of the tips, techniques and insider secrets you’ll discover in the guide:

How to start your home watch business with just a few hundred dollars.
How to set your rates for home watch services.
How to get free local advertising.
Best local sources for a steady stream of new customers.
How to pick the best name for your new home watch business.( You’ll find over 40 great names in chapter four.)
Best sources of “add-on” income to boost your profits by 25-50%.
Best software for your new home watch business.
How to set up your home watch website for under $200.
How to set up a free Facebook business page.
Ready-to-go forms for your new home watch business, including a New Customer Questionnaire, Home Watch Checklists and a Service Agreement. Just add your name and contact information and you’re good to go!

Great book for anyone thinking about starting a home watch business. It gave me the confidence and motivation to actually get started instead of just reading about it. I’m up to 6 new clients after only 3 weeks! Justin Pierce – North Carolina

In this 102 page book, I’ll walk you through the process of starting and running your own profitable home watch business. In the book, you’ll discover:

Chapter 2 provides an overview of the home watch marketplace, so you can gain a better understanding of your customers, including their specific needs and the services you can provide to meet those needs.
Chapter 3 is all about local market research – how many potential customers are in your area, and how to evaluate existing home watch businesses that will be your competition.
Chapter 4 explains how to set up your new home watch business – everything from the best legal structure and choosing the best name to creating a logo that makes your business memorable to finding the proper insurance coverage.
Chapter 5 will give you the framework for writing a simple business plan as well as determine if you even need a formal business plan.
Chapter 6 explains how to set up your home office with simple systems for bookkeeping, scheduling and other routine tasks so you can spend more time actually doing home checks and making money!
Chapter 7 covers the marketing materials that can bring a steady stream of new customers to your business. In this chapter, you’ll find 18 specific free or low cost ways to do this.
Chapter 9 Here, you’ll find all the forms you’ll need for your new home watch business.
Chapter 10 covers how to handle emergencies that may come up, such as leaky pipes, a furnace or air conditioner that quits, storm damage, and many others.
Chapter 11 reveals add-on profit centers that can provide a real boost to your profits and income, including concierge services, handyman services, contractor referral fees, and more.
Chapter 12 lists resources for your new home watch business.

P.S. Your Bonus Forms: An attorney charges between $250 to $350 to draw up the service agreement that’s included FREE in the forms chapter! In addition to the service agreement, there are 4 other essential forms included – an owner questionnaire for new customers, a complete home watch checklist, an openings and closings checklist and a price list. All forms have extra space at the top to make it easy for you to add your company name and contact information to each form.

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To make it easy for you to get started on a limited budget, I’ve priced this comprehensive 102 page startup guide at just $7.95. At that price, anyone can afford the first step in starting their own home watch business.
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P.S. Your Bonus Forms: An attorney charges between $250 to $350 to draw up the service agreement that’s included FREE in the forms chapter! In addition to the service agreement, there are 4 other essential forms included – an owner questionnaire for new customers, a complete home watch checklist, an openings and closings checklist and a price list.