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The cost of keeping up with the Joneses is not cheap…it actually can be super expensive. And this is nothing you don’t already know. On average, women actually spend anywhere from $200 to $400 a month on clothes.
With those kinds of bills coming in, any fashionista worth her Louis Vuittons knows how to make that money, honey. And Lord knows, we’re not talking about roommates or sublets here. But there’s a new way to start raking in the dough! We’re talking about passive income from something that won’t really impact your life in a meaningful way.
So if you look around your house and see some empty space, like a spare bedroom, an empty closet, attic, garage, or basement, or even an unfilled parking space out front, Neighbor might be able to put some extra cash in your pocket simply by renting that space out to someone who needs the storage room.
This online self-storage option can add hundreds, or even thousands of dollars to your bank account simply by letting people rent your extra space to store their stuff for a month, a few months, or even longer.
Neighbor automates the entire rental process. From a garage to a storage locker to an empty lot, all users have to do is put up a listing for their space and set the price they want. Then, Neighbor gathers up interested customers and lets users review their requests, ask questions, and find just the right tenant for their open space.
With Neighbor, you never have to accept any items you don’t want to store or provide access to them at ungodly hours. You set the terms for the rental, the customer agrees to those terms, then a move-in date is set. It really is that simple.
Unlike dingy and unsafe storage facilities, you get to offer a neighbor a clean safe space to store their stuff, and Neighbor even handles the payments to you each month. And just in case there’s a problem, you are insured on your space at up to $1 million against any potential damages. Meanwhile, those renting your space are insured at up to $25,000 too, so there’s never any need for disagreement or hassle, even in the event of a problem.
There’s no paperwork, no hassle, and users remain in complete control of their space. All you’ve gotta do is sweep and open your area for your renter. Neighbor will even have your back and pay the bill if your renter ultimately decides not to pay what they owe.
Some Neighbor renters are even making up to $10,000 a year through the platform. And in case you need the proof…
From a few boxes in your basement or storage shed, to hosting space from an RV or vehicle, check out how much money you could make now by setting up a Neighbors account, listing your space, and seeing which of your neighbors wants to take you up on the offer.
The editors at SheFinds wrote this post on behalf of Neighbor and received compensation as part of our agreement.
