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Well, ModernBill seems to be the number one choice for more companies.
As for the rest of your message, please don't take it the wrong way, but I personally feel that your knowledge of the industry is not very profound, which is why I would highly suggest you to spend a few months learning every possible aspect of running a hosting business.
Learn the processes, learn how much time it this will leave you to have a good sleep, learn the technical part, the software, the accounting, marketing, what are the exit barriers if you decide to quit, etc - since once you start it, you'll have to commit yourself to doing a good job and it would tough to quit. Even many professional companies still learn every day on how to improve their methods and activities. Because every screw up, every single mistake is very costly in web hosting.
On the other hand, if you feel absolutely confident that you know enough, at least start with a Reseller hosting while you can. It is way cheaper and you still make income if packages are priced smartly.
It would not only help you learn all the stuff while actually working on it, but if you decide to quit, it would be much easier to do. And it would just give you enough time to evaluate the working environment and decide wether this is something you want to do long term. Finally you'll reach a better decision.
Good luck,
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