Five More Unusual Ways To Make Money
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Five Unusual Ways to Make Money
If you're looking for unconventional ways to boost your income, you might be surprised by what's out there. These methods don't require a large initial investment or the commitment of a traditional business. Here are five unique ways to make money:
1. Invest in Others' Expertise
Consider leveraging the expertise of friends to make profit. For instance, my friend John showed me how investing in an old fiberglass car could be lucrative. Although I knew nothing about cars, John’s conviction led me to put up $2,300. After a $900 transmission repair, we sold the car for $4,300, netting us a $1,000 profit. I took half for my investment. Even if I'd used a credit card with 18% interest and a $50 advance fee, I’d still have gained over $400. Do you have friends knowledgeable about other valuable items like boats?
2. Buy and Sell Mobile Homes
Cash buys better prices, even in the world of mobile homes. One investor bought a mobile home for $4,000, when the seller, eager to stop paying lot rent, had listed it for $6,500. After cleaning it up, the investor sold it for $10,000 with $1,000 down, payments of $250, and a 10% interest rate on the balance. This method provides homeownership opportunities for those who might otherwise rent.
3. Be a Personal Lender
Sometimes, people need short-term loans. I once helped a friend by lending him $300 for construction equipment. By charging a small weekly fee (instead of calling it interest), I made extra cash over the years. Always check local laws and secure the loan with collateral if needed.
4. Buy and Sell Estates
A couple we know buys out entire estates, selling select items at flea markets and auctioning the rest. This has been a profitable venture for them. You might try offering a lump sum for rummage sale items and then auctioning them individually. Auctions often charge only a commission, making it cost-effective.
5. Exploit Casino Biases
While most casino players follow misguided theories, one player I observed used a scientific approach. By tracking 5,000 spins on a biased roulette wheel, he identified a number that appeared 1 in 27 spins, instead of the average 1 in 38. Betting on this pattern, he earned about $80 every 27 spins?"a profitable venture even with the ups and downs. Keep in mind, biases are rare, and not for the faint-hearted. Have you considered card counting in blackjack? There are countless ways to innovate for profit.
These unconventional methods might just be the creative financial boost you've been seeking.
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