Depends on what your skill sets are. I know engineers who can work at home depending on what it is they do. Architects, etc.
My wife has an Ebay store thats rockin' right now. God has given her a gift to be able to go to yard sales, flea markets, GoodWill, etc... spot what should sell, pay 10 cents for it and resell it for $20. I dont know how she does it, but I do know it takes a tremendous amount of time and effort. Today she has a couple of items shipping to France. She is making enough right now to supplement my lack of income while I am laid off. She IS the Proverbs 31 women... and I am blessed.
Used to be there was a need for people who could do medical transcriptions from home. I dont know if that job or need still exists today or not. If it does it's probably a lot easier these days with email and internet. You might google that and see...
You are correct, most "work at home" things you see around are not what they seem.
Krispy