How to Make Big Money Mowing Small Lawns

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Summary: Real life experiences in starting a lawn care business
Review: Great, easy to understand charts. Simplistic pricing method. Simple to understand and extremely helpful/useful in earning extra income. This book offers unique and insightful ideas to help get you off the ground. If your children/grandchildren read this book, the real life experience of the author will enable them to have insight into business that is fundamental to becoming entrepreneurial.

Rating:
Summary: Real life experiences in starting a lawn care business
Review: Great, easy to understand charts. Simplistic pricing method. Simple to understand and extremely helpful/useful in earning extra income. This book offers unique and insightful ideas to help get you off the ground. If your children/grandchildren read this book, the real life experience of the author will enable them to have insight into business that is fundamental to becoming entrepreneurial.

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Summary: A book for those aspiring to be scrubs
Review: This book is geared towards what the lawn care industry calls "scrubs". The author's suggested methods of getting to the jobs? Walk, or put your 20" push mower in the back of your station wagon. Money saving advice? Use your customers lawn mower! This book is full of bad advice for anyone truly wanting a legitimate lawn care business. No metion is ever made of figuring overhead expenses, insurance, or any of the other day to day business concerns. There are better books out there for starting a lawn service. Lawn Care & Gardening A Down To Earth Guide To The Business By Mickey Willis is much more in depth and benefitial to someone wanting to break into the biz. If your 12 years old, and can borrow your parents mower, you might like this book. DO NOT buy this book thinking you will start a business.

Rating:
Summary: A book for those aspiring to be scrubs
Review: This book is geared towards what the lawn care industry calls "scrubs". The author's suggested methods of getting to the jobs? Walk, or put your 20" push mower in the back of your station wagon. Money saving advice? Use your customers lawn mower! This book is full of bad advice for anyone truly wanting a legitimate lawn care business. No metion is ever made of figuring overhead expenses, insurance, or any of the other day to day business concerns. There are better books out there for starting a lawn service. Lawn Care & Gardening A Down To Earth Guide To The Business By Mickey Willis is much more in depth and benefitial to someone wanting to break into the biz. If your 12 years old, and can borrow your parents mower, you might like this book. DO NOT buy this book thinking you will start a business.