A few years ago, the current owner purchased an online platform that provides resources for starting a handyman or home repair business, which has operated since 2003. This site generates a steady revenue stream with minimal oversight. Now, the owner seeks to sell it to fund a new venture. The website sells a guide priced at $47, with occasional promotional discounts reducing the price to $37. The owner has used a specific payment processor with a monthly fee of $30 but notes that alternative processors like PayPal or Google Checkout are viable options. Additionally, there are several strategies to boost earnings. Utilizing affiliate platforms like Clickbank, adding an upsell such as billing or invoicing software, incorporating a newsletter or opt-in form, and establishing a social media presence are suggested measures. The site previously had a partnership that included an upsell option but is no longer available. Revenue details reveal that in 2011, the site generated $11,101, while the previous year it earned $18,626. Current earnings for the initial days of 2012 amount to $269. Moreover, $248 was made through affiliate marketing in 2011. Expenses are mainly associated with the payment processor, costing $30 per month. Prospective buyers are encouraged to evaluate provided screenshots for proof of revenue and traffic details, ensuring transparency of financial performances.