I just have a second, but what I'd do first is research the market on what you're interested in selling....check google, yahoo, etc (as well as the advertisers here
) and it will give you an idea of how many people out there are doing what you'd like to do, what they charge for products, etc.
Figure out how much your supplies will cost and what your profit will be on several of your items before you jump in with both feet. (That way, if you change your mind, decided it's not worth it, have a different idea, etc, you don't have a lot of supplies or inventory to deal with). Remember to consider your time when looking at profits.
Your local Small Business Administration will have tons of good information for requirements on setting up a business (licence, fees, etc). I am anal about making sure stuff like that is done through the proper channels (for my business, not anyone else's, lol) just because it reduces my stress level.
Ok, I hope this made sense.

Figure out how much your supplies will cost and what your profit will be on several of your items before you jump in with both feet. (That way, if you change your mind, decided it's not worth it, have a different idea, etc, you don't have a lot of supplies or inventory to deal with). Remember to consider your time when looking at profits.

Your local Small Business Administration will have tons of good information for requirements on setting up a business (licence, fees, etc). I am anal about making sure stuff like that is done through the proper channels (for my business, not anyone else's, lol) just because it reduces my stress level.
Ok, I hope this made sense.
