shit I wish I could do that
would only need to work 3 days a year then 
Downside is that's all you may get. I get paid pretty well for research, but I don't get paid often. I had a sweet little deal going that paid almost as well as working. Problem is twofold. As searching gets easier, your skills become a lot less valuable. Its like secretaries and receptionists. Why hire them when you have e-mail, voice mail and spellcheck and automated forms? Book keepers? You've got Quik-Books. I am very leery of "work at home" stuff. I tend to think the only people that make money at it are those who teach other people how to do it.
I would love to do it, but since my two biggest customers have either joined with a larger firm or retired, I will need a real job sooner rather than later. Anyone who has any bright ideas let me know.
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