3) Ask the suppliers to give you insurance info. Do NOT make a purchase until you’ve secured insurance. One new company that's great to work with is Fun Pro.

4) Once you have insurance locked up, place your order.

5) While you’re waiting for your equipment, get some fliers made up, business cards and a dedicated phone number. Tell EVERYONE about your new business. Generally, about the only way to fail in moonwalk rentals is to put the units in your garage and forget to talk about them. Since you're selling fun, EVERYONE is interested in what you do.

6) Although you’re starting to advertise, it’s not recommended to book your units before they arrive. That’s just asking for trouble.

7) If you ignore rule #6 (and most people do), make sure you have a back up plan. A new moonwalk owner has a tough time turning down a future booking. If you choose to take a booking without your equipment having arrived, make sure you contact someone in your area to make sure you can subcontract their equipment if you need to.

7) As soon as your equipment arrives, inspect it for damage before the delivery truck leaves. Make sure it’s all there (most units are sold with a blower).

8) Blow up your equipment and get familiar with it. Sit it in your yard or a friends yard and let the kids play. The more it’s seen the more people will want it. Learn how to set it up properly with stakes & take it down and roll it up.

Pretty simple, isn’t it? Of course I just touched on the steps but it’s not much more complicated than that. If you join the Moonwalk Party Rental Industry you’ll be sharing fun with everyone. And that’s a great way to make an income.

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