Business for a Salared People

My friends father owns around 16 Rickshaws.

Auto unit costs 2.25lakhs and with a 2 lakhs investment you can start a business

Transport business are one of the best buisness anyone can start.

Let's do simple calculation:

If your 1 rickshaw make around 1200 a day then your 5 rickshaws will make around 6000 a days (not bad) and monthly around 180000.

And now you have planned to give your Rickshaws on rent, my friend told me he gives his Rickshaws on rent and he gets around 400 from one Rickshaws a day.

And add another 10,000 for monthly maintenance for your Rickshaws.

Addition :

Insurance cost.
Pollution certificate cost.
Road tax cost.

So if you have 5 Rickshaws you will earn around 2000 a day. And Around 60,000 a month. (Excluding 10,000 maintenance) so, in last you will earn around 50,000 per month.

Plus this is also not so easy as it look.

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