answer:Do searches for “mini office” and “turnkey business” in classifieds for your area, like Craigslist. For a relatively small fee, you can rent a tiny office with a desk, chair, and electrical outlet, usually with a shared mini-kitchen and meeting room. If you’re willing to work farther out in the suburbs, try making the rounds of some business parks and seeing whether any of the businesses there would be willing to rent you office space in their warehouse. Most warehouses have a small attached office, and many times it goes empty and unused; they may be willing to rent it to you for a small fee. (Edit: Is there any reason you can’t work at the library? Every library I’ve seen has work carrels available, and the ones here even have electrical outlets specifically for laptops.)