Police Station - 100 ways to make money

( 1) Rent out a room in your house as a dormitory.

Renting out a room in your home as a dorm is one of the fastest and easiest ways to make money. You can get started with a good deal and it requires minimal effort on your part.

You just need to advertise whether your room is furnished, whether you are renting to a girl or a boy, whether you are renting to a smoker, whether you are renting to a non-smoker, etc. You can place your ad in the classifieds section of a newspaper, in a university newsletter, or on the Internet.

Once you have applicants, you can conduct an interview with the landlord or tenant. You can ask pre-planned questions and set some ground rules. If you think someone is being unreasonable, trust your own instincts.

If you have a furnished room, you can ask for more than the basic rent. If you also provide food, you will have to pay more. Depending on where you live, the rent can range from 10,000 to over 20,000 kyats per week.

( 2) Rent your house to a film company.

If you live near a movie or TV production location, you can rent out your home as a set. This is a great way to make money if you don't use your home all day every day.

Film companies often rent a house for a period of 9 months or more. It's better if your house looks nice day and night. But you won't be using your house every day during the rental period. TV shows are seasonal, so you won't be using your house for every episode. So, your house will only be on location for a few days. If you're using it for commercial purposes, it might be for a day or two.

You need to be aware that the filmmakers will be making changes to your home. You also need to be aware of the potential for damage to your home during filming. Also, the large crowds, trucks, and cars can be a nuisance to your neighbors.

You can earn more than 50,000 kyats per day for TV advertising. If your home's furnishings and appliances are unique and beautiful, you will earn even more. This is what everyone is looking for.

( 3)) Your attic or basement

Rent as storage

If you have a large attic or basement that you don’t use yourself, you can rent it out to people who need to store their belongings. You need to have a good contract. You need to include who you’re renting to, what items you’re allowed to store, what items you’re not allowed to store, how often you’ll come and check on your belongings, how much rent you’ll charge, how long the contract will last, how much security deposit you’ll need, and what happens if you break the contract. It can be more expensive for larger businesses. But one advantage is that tenants can come and store their belongings whenever they want. Someone might be traveling for a few months. If they need to store their belongings while they’re traveling, your basement might be a good place to rent them out. You need to have a proper contract in place. You should check with your insurance company to see if the items you’re allowing to be stored are covered by your insurance or if you need to take out a new insurance policy. It's best if you know someone who is looking to rent a storage unit. So you can ask around your neighborhood or hand out flyers or put up ads in places where the public can read them.

Depending on how much material is being stored and for how long, a