Someone suggested doing resumes and cover letters for other people as a way to

I did have a typing service with a friend many years ago. Part of our workload was typing individual resumes. I found each person wants their resume set up different which made it difficult to use any kind of standard form or program. Sometimes buying computer programs can be more costly than profits earned. I recently had an opportunity to work for our daughter as a medical transcriptionist from home. I passed on this offer because I would have to buy a transcriber and have a good word procesing program on my computer which I don't have right now. Microsoft Word would run me about $150.00. Just didn't seem worth the effort.

I think there are professional businesses that specialize in this sort of thing and that it would be near impossible to do it without having had at least worked in one such business. I had a niece who worked at a business that did this sort of thing and could not believe how much they charged! They would do resumes for doctors and attorneys and the charges were quite large. That's my two cents' worth. Take care.