In this episode, we explore 40 creative ways to monetize unwanted or unloved land and turn it into a cash-generating machine 💰. From RV pads, sheds, tiny homes, and storage, to tree farms, EV charging stations, and pop-up businesses, the possibilities are endless! No matter how unattractive your land might seem, with the right mindset and some creativity, you can cover your payments and boost your income.
One interesting avenue discussed is portable self-storage. For those with available land, this concept allows you to lease your property to set up portable storage containers, tapping into a largely passive income stream. To further explore this idea, check out the full breakdown by my friend here:
https://x.com/hq_storage
Are you considering camping on your property? With websites like Campspot, you can easily rent out a quiet spot for tent campers. You don’t even need utilities; campers are often looking for affordable land options around $10 to $50 per night! For parking solutions, platforms like Truck Parking Club and Neighbor.com help you rent out unused spots, whether they’re for cars, RVs, or boats.
If your land has a bit more potential, consider setting up electric vehicle charging stations. Check out the platforms:
https://www.plugshare.com
https://evmatch.com
https://www.tesla.com/supercharger
Further, utilizing online resources and peer-to-peer marketplaces opens up a world of opportunities for those looking for short-term rentals, event hosting, or even turning your land into a wedding venue with help from sites like:
https://www.zola.com
https://www.theknot.com
The key takeaway is to think outside the box when it comes to land usage. Countless ideas can create income streams you might not have initially considered. If you’re eager to dive deeper into this topic and explore all the resources available, check out my newsletter at:
https://TKOPOD.com
And to connect with others interested in creative land monetization strategies, join my community here:
https://TKOwners.com
By Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast