You may have wondered what\’s so great about real estate. Well, real estate provides a genuine opportunity to make huge profits. It also enables you to work with many fantastic people, and to have a career that involves neither office cubicles nor the nine to five grind.

If you\’re particularly savvy at investing and you\’re getting started in real estate on your own, you may not need to work in an office at all. Grab the opportunity of establishing a workspace in your own home instead.

Being able to earn a living from the comfort of your own home is the new American dream. The idea of working while still in your PJs and snacking on apple pie and orange soda seems appealing, as does being able to work outside in the park on a fabulous sunny day, or being able to still do business on your travels.

Of course it is. But working out of an office isn\’t always as easy as it sounds. Here are some tips to help you figure out how to work out working from home.

1) Dedicate an area in your home as your workspace. It\’s a very sensible idea to establish a home office space if you are going to work from your house. You really don\’t want your business calls, conferences and meetings to be continually interrupted by noisy kids and neighbors who have just dropped by to see you. So avoid working from a corner of your living room if you can.

2) Get yourself a filing cabinet for your paperwork. You\’re going to end up with paperwork to file, whether you like it or not. As you won\’t be dealing with just digital files anytime soon, make sure you\’ve got somewhere to file the paperwork you can\’t afford to lose. It\’ll be gone if you don\’t.

3) Stick to regular work hours. Obviously there may be times this isn\’t possible, but for the most part, you should try to keep regular work hours. Why is this a good idea? All too often otherwise well-meaning family, friends and neighbors will not make the connection between “working from home” and the actual working part of that phrase. Instead, they\’ll assume that because you\’re at home, you\’re on your own free time and they can visit. During your regular work hours don\’t take phone calls or answer the door. People will eventually get the message.

4) Decorate your office to your own personal style. As your home office is going to be a place where you\’ll be spending lots of time (and where you may also want to meet clients), make sure it\’s decorated in a way that reflects your personal style, but which is also professional. Personally, I favor wood and warm colors in my home office, so it\’s nice and bright in the winter-time.

5) Attach a network cable to your computer. While you\’ll want to work on a laptop when you\’re out and about, it can be frustrating to get home and have to compete with the kids for bandwidth. It\’s especially frustrating when you lose your work halfway through responding to an inquiry and have to start all over again.

6) Working from home is fun! But the fun can sometimes be tempered by the distractions of all the other things that need to be done. Put the household chores on hold, however, and take the time to enjoy working from home and to revel in the knowledge that your job is pretty fantastic.

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