Is it your goal to find reliable work-from-home opportunities? I recently found myself in a similar position and would like someone to recommend some reputable, high-paying work-from-home opportunities. The information I sorted through all felt too wonderful to be true. I decided to reach out to folks who had legitimate work-from-home jobs after months of frustration and ask them three primary questions.

• Where do they work, exactly?
• How Can Others Begin?
• What is their salary like?

I made a request, and they responded, so I made this site for sharing their experiences with others seeking legitimate, high-paying work-from-home opportunities. Based on my interviews, several are great work-from-home opportunities for mothers. Anyone who wants to be able to do so is free to do so.

Online Writer

Does writing interest you? I know a lot of money can be made writing because I spoke with Freelance Writer Holly Johnson, who pulls in more than $200,000 a year. I had no idea that could happen! Because of its flexibility, writing is a great option among respectable work-from-home careers for mothers. According to Holly Johnson, full-time writing can get you $40,000 to $50,000 yearly. Holly Johns

on has found the magic formula when writing and pricing your services. She developed a free beginning course to help aspiring writers achieve their goals of earning a six-figure income. If you want to make a living as a writer from home as Holly did, I urge you to enroll in her course. In addition, I have included several resources after this post about freelance writing that will help you land paid writing projects.

Proofreader

Do you have an excellent eye for spotting typos when you read? Do you feel uncomfortable when you encounter poor grammar? If that's the case, you may excel in the role of Proofreader. We must have proofreaders; I rely on one myself. In her first year, part-time proofreader Caitlin Pyle made $43,000. Read my essay about becoming a proofreader to see the entire interview.

Most people's monthly incomes fall between $1,000 and $4,000. Check out this no-cost, no-obligation class if you're interested in freelancing as a proofreader or want to learn more about the field.

Virtual Bookkeeper

Small business owners often use bookkeepers to maintain track of their financial operations. Here's a fantastic interview I did with a pair of mums who got their start as novice Virtual Bookkeepers but have now gone on to great success in the field.

One of the mothers works part-time as a bookkeeper despite caring for nine children, six of whom she educates at home. Her monthly income is over $2,000. In my piece about becoming a bookkeeper, I conduct an extensive interview with a professional in the field.

The mothers learned that if they wanted to work for a corporation, they could make $15-$50 per hour as bookkeepers but that the going rate for independent contractors was $60 an hour.

Virtual Assistant

Are you detail-oriented and capable of handling social media accounts, editing, graphic design, teaching, research, writing, administrative tasks, or data entry? Then a career as a Virtual Assistant is right for you. The hourly rate for a Virtual Assistant can range from $25 to $100. I spoke with Gina Horkey, a six-figure Virtual Assistant, and she gave me the inside scoop on launching my own Virtual Assistance business.

Get Into Real Estate BUT w/o Selling or Buying Anything

I can confirm that this does exist. Homeschooling her three children while making over $400,000 a year is possible, as I learned from Boss Mom Danielle Pierce. It's also known as "Property Preservation" or "Foreclosure Repair."

Danielle never performs any actual work herself. Instead always hires others to do it and does the administrative job herself. Danielle estimates it's possible to make $100,000 or more in sales in 18 months. However, she acknowledges that this number might vary widely.

Start a Blog

Although I would rank blogging highest on this list since it is what I do and what I like doing the most, I realize that not everyone has my enthusiasm for blogging. One of my favorite methods of earning side money is through blogging.

Ads on my articles generate income for me. The more people read your articles, the more money you'll make. The following is a snapshot of my recent earnings. Certainly, I did not write this essay today, yet here it is, generating money.

I've become an "Affiliate" with many businesses to supplement my income. Blogging is a lucrative endeavor for me. Even though blogging requires "A LOT" effort, the payoff is worth the time and effort.