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		<title>By: kse</title>
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		<description>yes, landscaping can be lucrative, with alot of hard work and generally 3-5 years  to build your client base and make a profit.  

Also, take into consideration that your boss may be making good money, but there may be other reasons that he has an expensive lifestyle--family money, his wife is wealthy, etc..

Look at getting maintenance accounts to build profit and have steady work to start out.  There&#039;s good money in hardscapes, especially stone work--patios, walkways and outdoor entertaining areas and pool scapes.

Another option is to find a company where there is a strong possibility for you to advance, leading to partial ownership and profit sharing.

Try salary.com and sba.org for info on salary and loans.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>yes, landscaping can be lucrative, with alot of hard work and generally 3-5 years  to build your client base and make a profit.  </p>
<p>Also, take into consideration that your boss may be making good money, but there may be other reasons that he has an expensive lifestyle&#8211;family money, his wife is wealthy, etc..</p>
<p>Look at getting maintenance accounts to build profit and have steady work to start out.  There&#8217;s good money in hardscapes, especially stone work&#8211;patios, walkways and outdoor entertaining areas and pool scapes.</p>
<p>Another option is to find a company where there is a strong possibility for you to advance, leading to partial ownership and profit sharing.</p>
<p>Try salary.com and sba.org for info on salary and loans.</p>
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