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How to put a price on your cleaning business – step by step!

How to put a price on your cleaning business – step by step!

Everyone asks: “What’s my business worth?” In this “How to Value Your Cleaning Business” Special Report, Steve Toburen shares the four factors in putting a realistic price on your company and an “Initial Business Valuation” worksheet to get you started …

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So how many more “carpet cleaning months” do you have left?

So how many more “carpet cleaning months” do you have left?

Most of us sort of “stumbled” into carpet cleaning as a way to pay the rent/ buy groceries/ make the car payment, etc. Chuck Violand reminds us that the journey of life should be about much more than “growing old on the wand” …

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How soon can I “escape” my carpet cleaning business?

How soon can I “escape” my carpet cleaning business?

An Alabama carpet cleaner is looking down the road 15 years or so and fretting, “How am I going to ‘get out’?” Steve says “Good for you”. Every carpet cleaning business should be managed for its eventual sale. The recipe follows …

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Cashing Out: Preparing Your Cleaning Business for its Eventual Sale

Cashing Out: Preparing Your Cleaning Business for its Eventual Sale

When will you sell your business? Very few make plans for this very likely reality. Do it right with this Special Report.

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So can a carpet cleaner “cash out” at a young enough age to actually ENJOY retirement?

So can a carpet cleaner “cash out” at a young enough age to actually ENJOY retirement?

It is the “unspoken dread” among cleaning professionals. Sure, we make a lot of money and have all the toys. But many carpet cleaners worry about ever achieving true financial independence while they are still young enough to enjoy it! Steve Toburen shares how he retired from full time business at the age of 38 by giving readers two great links and one even more important date in Las Vegas next September …

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