2 brothers built a multimillion-dollar junk removal business with less than $10,000. They explain what it takes to get started and make money.

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Kirk and Jacob McKinney started their junk removal business, Junk Teens, with about $8,000. Courtesy of Kirk and Jacob McKinneyKirk and Jacob McKinney started their junk removal business with about $8,000. Their first major expense was a $4,000 pickup truck for hauling junk.

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2 brothers built a multimillion-dollar junk removal business with less than $10,000. They explain what it takes to get started and make money.

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