1001 Ways to Make Money If You Dare

Free 1001 Ways to Make Money If You Dare by Trent Hamm

Book: 1001 Ways to Make Money If You Dare by Trent Hamm Read Free Book Online
Authors: Trent Hamm
Tags: Ebook, EPUB
this valuable skill by taking lazy people's money for this service. Be sure to have a disclaimer so you don't end up paying for any damaged clothes. Even the mighty have mishaps when it comes to ironing.
    $ tried it
    275 CLEAN THE OUTSIDES OF WINDOWS. The risk factor for this one goes up substantially based on the height of the windows that you're cleaning. If you're standing on the ground, the risk level is around .01. But hang from the top of a thirty-story building and you've got yourself a solid 4 on the risk factor. Logically, the money also increases with height.
    $ $ $ tried it
    276 WORK AS A HOUSEKEEPER. While most of us manage to keep our houses moderately clean and neat, there are people who consider housekeeping a chore beneath them. Use their snobbery to your advantage. With little initial investment (think cleaning supplies), you can start a lucrative housekeeping business. Whether or not you wear the French maid outfit is up to you.
    $ $ tried it
    277 START AN ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY HOUSECLEANING SERVICE. It's never been cooler to be green. But Kermit was right — it's not easy, nor is it cheap. By using environmentally responsible cleaning supplies, you can save the environment and charge more for your services. Keep your costs down by making your own cleaning supplies from ingredients such as baking powder, vinegar, lemon, and cornstarch. Visit EarthEasy.com to learn about earth-friendly cleaning.
    $ $ tried it
    278 CHARGE FOR A SPRING-CLEANING SERVICE. There's cleaning and then there's spring cleaning . If you want to make some extra money, make this a nude spring-cleaning service. It's a good deal!
    $ $ $ tried it
    279 CLEAN CARPETS. There are some spills that a normal vacuum is just not equipped to clean. Buy a nice wet-vac and then rent out your services to the neighborhood. This is especially good for parents of small children who create messes 24/7.
    $ tried it
    280 CLEAN BATHROOMS. Even people who like to clean don't usually like to clean bathrooms. If you advertise yourself as solely a bathroom cleaner you may get more customers than you'd expect since you'll be focusing on a room that people won't mind paying to have cleaned.
    $ $ tried it
    281 ORGANIZE OTHERS' CLOSETS. It can be hard to face a closet full of crap. Somehow, though, it's easier when it's not your own crap that you're faced with. When you're organizing if you find “junk,” suggest to the owner that you sell it for them on eBay (see entry 150) — and take a cut of course.
    $ $ tried it
    282 PUT IN AIR-CONDITIONING UNITS. Is there anything more unpleasant than installing AC units in the oppressive heat? Probably not, so charge the hell out of other people and do it for them. Advertise your services in the lobbies of apartment buildings, where it's unlikely residents have central air.
    $ tried it
    283 TAKE OUT AIR-CONDITIONING UNITS. For people who labored with putting the units in three months ago and cursed everything and everyone in their life during the process, you're there. Be the guy (or girl) to remove the AC unit come autumn and put it back into storage. You might be able to set up an installation gig for the end of spring — as long as you don't drop the unit out the window while removing it.
    $ tried it
    284 HANG PAINTINGS. Some people just cannot get a painting to hang straight, no matter how many times they hold the level up and step back and look at it. And finding studs in the wall? Forget about it. Help the unhandy by hanging paintings (and by help I mean charge for the service).
    $ tried it
    285 PATCH A DRIVEWAY. Potholes are hard on cars. Paying a professional service to patch them is hard on the wallet. Take out the middleman by offering your patching services directly to the customer. It's not hard to figure out who might be in need; just take a stroll around your neighborhood and keep your eyes on the prize holes.
    $ $ tried it
    286 ACT AS A BILL PAYER. Have you ever heard a friend complaining about the number

Similar Books

Scourge of the Dragons

Cody J. Sherer

The Smoking Iron

Brett Halliday

The Deceived

Brett Battles

The Body in the Bouillon

Katherine Hall Page