A home is a big investment. Most of the time, investments give you a big return. There are people happy to pay good money for your spare room, pay parking fees in your driveway, or maybe borrow your wide Turning your home to a money maker is easy.

1. Rent Your Driveway, Maybe to Neighbors

If you have a wide driveway, consider renting the space out. If you live near an urban center, why not collect parking fees from attendees willing to pay for proximity, even for a cheap price. Although the price you can depend on how important the demand for parking is. Sometimes you can even impress the neighbors with your rotating fleet of different cars.

2. Feature your Home

Rent out your home for photo shoots. But remember to arrange it as presentable as you can. Advertise to film studios, production companies, and advertising firms. If a scout picks your house, then you can earn big dollars a day.

3. Green is Better

Help the environment and invest in alternative energy sources in order to sell electricity back to the power company. Consider solar panelsandwind turbines. This may cost much at first, but in the long run, it will all be worth it. Earth will thank you, and you’ll get money back in your pocket. The amount per kilowatt varies by state, so be sure to research or talk to your local utility about the details.

4. Go Back to the Land

Use your property for gardening.  People with a green thumb with a couple hundred square feet of growing space can turn their seasonal produce yield into regular income. With just a bit of patience and fun, you can save up to $23 per plant by building an edible garden. Invest on big ticket vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, and green beans because sometimes money does grow on trees.

5. Take in Boarders

Share your unused space. A lot of people will pay rent fr a comfortable room, or extra space. Plus the added company won’t hurt. Consider these things;

Bed & breakfast:The more rooms, the more income, but the upkeep will be a challenge

Rent your house:Calculate how much you could earn. If you go abroad often, then rent out your house. It would be a great help for expenses.

Camping space:For those who don’t necessarily want strangers in the house but live near the wilderness or a multi-day festival, there’s money to be earned from campers