As far as side hustles go, being a host with a service like Airbnb is more akin to passive income than an actual job. Sure, you’ll have some startup costs and tasks, such as buying bedding, towels, and cleaning supplies, and you may want to advertise your home rental online with a website you build yourself. But after that, you can sit back and relax as visitors come and go.
With some basic cleaning after each visitor leaves, your space should be overseas data ready to go again. You’ll earn extra income without much extra work.
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A virtual assistant business is among the most shapeshifting part-time income ideas. Some remote assistants wind up pairing best with clients who need help maintaining spreadsheets, files, and workflows. Others get more involved with social media management and website creation and management, while some actively take calls on behalf of their clients.
And occasionally, a virtual assistant may do all of the above. In any case, you’ll learn new skills you can use to pursue other business ventures separate from your virtual assistant work or to add value to your services for other clients.