Using home address or business address for home office?

When I first started out (and had a small cadre of developers working out of my dining room during the day), I used my home address as the primary address. It was on our business cards and everything... and I honestly don't think it negatively impacted our perception, etc. If it would have come up, I would have responded with the "that's right, it's a great way to save overhead." But it never did.

I'd like to say that, if I were to do it all over again, I'd get one of those corporate "rent-an-office" things (or a Mailboxes Etc address)... but, I'm frugal and the hassle of going there to check the mail and what not does not seem to outweigh the benefit of having an address that's not residential

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Creating a business identity is an essential task to open your doors for business, or "hang out your shingle", if you prefer.

Here's Step 1 in the process necessary to create an identity for your home business.

The second step I recommend in establishing a business identity is to set up an address and phone number for your new business.

You'll also want to decide how you want to handle faxes. You can accomplish this step after you decide on a name but before you register your new business with your state.

Completing this step early means that your home address and phone number won't become public record when you do register your business.