Businesses You Can Start - Backed By Data 2024

Here are a list of businesses stated by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics that have extremely low failure rate. We are talking 90%+ success rate for these businesses. Now it is not just any businesses that I am going to list, but I am going to talk about the ones that I have experience with or know someone that has successfully start these businesses as well.
0:00 Intro
0:39 Business 1
2:14 Business 2
4:04 Business 2 Advice & Tips
4:37 Business 3
6:44 Business 4
7:58 My Dream Business
9:32 Conclusion

[@nobodynothing00000]

The vending machines in Japan were amazing.

[@DrivenByJason]

Never been there but I am planning to do so in November of this year. I am starting to see those toys that they sell in Japan vending machines here in the states. May be something good to jump in on while it is getting hot.

[@BronxBaby347]

NIce video

[@DrivenByJason]

Thank you! Thank you for watching.

[@MakingSenseofChinese]

The parking lot business is very popular in Italy, especially in the downtown areas of big cities. What do you think about the parking lot business?

[@DrivenByJason]

it is real estate, so I think it is a good business

[@escapeplandad]

Off to buying some vending machines tomorrow 😮😊

[@DrivenByJason]

Do it😄

[@MakingSenseofChinese]

Hahaha, that's so true! Why do we want to keep junk even if we are not going to use it for years? Actually, it's not only Americans-people from all over the world like to keep their junk lol

[@DrivenByJason]

We all fall for the great marketing campaign from various companies to buy their stuff.

[@nickimontea3810]

So cute 😊

[@richardheighington9444]

Up to $5 for a washer? Those are 1990 prices.

[@DrivenByJason]

It is $5.50 for the large washer in queens New York. You are seeing higher prices than that!? Shoot, inflation is crazy!!

[@richardheighington9444]

I have $24 machines and my friend has a $42 machine.

[@HeroDefi]

Issue with these is that they are saturated businesses.

[@DrivenByJason]

It may be or may not because the success rates are still high. You need to be innovative. All these people I know didn’t just do the business they made small adjustments. I would say real estate is very good. That is not saturated and I don’t see it ever being saturated if you just want to be a landlord.

[@jackb348]

Real estate market Id screwed. It’s not an affordable investment for anyone at this point, unless you have deep pockets. The current prices and interest rates make it pretty infeasible for the most part. Besides that everything is going to crash. People aren’t paying their bills anymore and are maxing out their credit cards just to cover necessities.

[@DrivenByJason]

Yes and no. I agree with you that it is not the best time to buy. It is a seller market hence why I said I sold a few places. Deep pockets is not as important as cash flow. It’s a math problem. Even if you can’t down 20% and have the pay pmi, if it cash flow positive, it can still be a good deal. I no longer try to time the market. Real estate ebb and flow. You have higher rates now so properties then to be lower. Also less competition. Long term it doesn’t matter as much. I do see a trend in rental buildings being built. I think it’s harder for people to save which is why you see new apartment buildings instead of condo buildings. Really a shitty situation for the younger generation.

[@kenhicksjr]

Realestate. I got smoked in 08.

[@DrivenByJason]

I think I am younger than you. I started in 2012 right at the bottom of the dip. It's like I said in the video, if you start off with a win you keep going. Too stupid to know otherwise lol.