H Surprising Ways To Make Money With Your Home

5 surprising ways to make money off your home
1.Allow advertising agencies to film commercials in your home
If you’re willing to deal with cameras, a film set, and groups of strangers in your home, you can make an average of $1,500 a day by renting out your home to commercial producers, according to Set Scouter.
You don’t have to live in New York or Los Angeles and your house doesn’t have to be large or lavish, either. Many advertising agencies look for modest houses for their commercials.
You can start earning money by listing your home on Set Scouter, a tool producers use to find homes in the area they’re filming.
Although you can make a lot of money renting out your home, keep in mind that it’s not reliable income. You could book three commercials in one month, and then not book anything else for a year or more.
That unpredictability means you should treat commercial shoots as windfall, and not count on the cash for your regular bills.

2.List your home on Airbnb
Cost-conscious travelers are increasingly skipping hotels for budget-friendly rentals through sites like Airbnb. In fact, over 200 million people have stayed with hosts since Airbnb’s launch in 2008.
If you have a spare bedroom, you can rent out that space for a few nights a month to make extra income. Depending on where you live, the rental fees can add up to hundreds every month.
According to Priceonomics, Airbnb hosts earn $924 a month, on average. Even better, getting started is quick and easy. You can list your home and start accepting reservations in just a few minutes.

3.Rent Out Your Home to a Film Company
Get your home in movies, and get paid for it. Film companies are constantly scouting locations for their latest projects, and you don’t have to have a mansion or a prime location to be chosen. Just list your home on a few location scouting websites, and see what happens. Locationshub.com, says the daily rate for renting your property is usually equal to a month’s mortgage payment. And if you rent out your home for less than 15 days a year and you don’t even have to report that income to the IRS. Sweet! Don haka, while this may be a long shot, it’s the kind of long shot that could pay your mortgage for several months.
To increase your chances of landing gigs, be sure to position yourself locally, too. Small production companies need locations to shoot commercials for area businesses, and it may as well be your house.
Where to List Your Home:
• LocationsHub (charges a monthly fee)
• FilmLocationsWanted.com
Tip: Check your state’s film commission website for more places to list your home.