workplacelikehome.com and wahm.com are two sites that have a lot of information regarding working at home and job leads as well as business opportunities. Be sure to do plenty of research before moving forward. You should never have to pay to get a job (other than the very few companies that charge for a mandatory background check).
I work at home as a self-employed transcriptionist. I had years of experience doing this in-office before I began working from home, but it is possible to start out with little or no experience if you can type fast, have exemplary English skills, can proofread your own work, are willing to do research, and can understand accents. You also may need specific software, great headphones, and a foot pedal. If that appeals to you, the sites mentioned above have folders dedicated to the craft.
Good luck!