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Massage Home Offices

While we often think that having an office in our home would be the best situation, there are many things to consider first. A home office can save you money and you can write off the expense of the room, but you may want to determine if it is worth it in the long run. It will be easy to get out of bed in the morning and not have to go anywhere to be at work. On the other hand, you may not want to work (do paperwork, marketing) because you feel very comfortable at home and have other house obligations to tend to.

Your home will have to be kept clean to accommodate clients.People may feel uncomfortable going to someone's home, especially if they don't know you. If you have pets, clients may be allergic to them and may be unable to come to the house. People may come to your house at unexpected times, thinking they may be able to get an appointment. When advertising, your home address will be listed. Neighbors may not appreciate the constant coming and going of clients. Some insurance companies won't accept providers with home offices.

  • The ideal home office:
  • Separate entrance for clients.
  • Separate bathroom for clients, preferably right next to the massage room.
  • Separate business phone line.
  • Set up specific office hours where you work whether you want to or not.

Things to consider:
Zoning laws
Fire regulations
Health regulations
Business signage may be restricted
Family disruptions
Handicap access/ special access for injured clients
Home owner's insurance may increase
Vehicle/traffic restrictions

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