37. Buy, Sell and Trade at Local Conventions and Shows

Sneakers, game cards, firearm accessories, and beyond, there are numerous shows out there with thousands of buyers. If factory bought products aren’t your thing, you can always give making wood boxes for sneaker fans a try, or how about creating custom kydex holsters on the spot.

38. Model For Photography Shoots.

Believe it or not, but you don’t have to be overly attractive to land a gig as a paid model. The truth is, there are countless shoots out there in need of ordinary looking people. Consider those typical HR and PR images you’d find on workplace posters, brochures, and handouts. It’s almost always an average looking group of people who got paid to model for a photo shoot.

39. Be a Personal Coach.

Offer private one on one lessons. Teach the art of traditional sports, piano, guitar, archery, hunting, fitness, firearms, etc. If you’re into technology you can offer services teaching anything from basic computer skills to advanced programming and coding.

40. Buy and Rent Out Real Estate.

Purchase a small apartment complex with multiple units or a small single family home. Recondition the interior and exterior with proper maintenance work and put your property up for rent. You’d be amazed at the proprieties you can purchase and the price when they end up local auctions. As your cash flow increases, banks will be keener to offer future loans on future rental properties.

If you don’t plan on renting you can always consider the possibility of a property value increase over time. While this strategy is rather risky given the property value can decrease, it is possible to make a profit if things go right.

41. Affiliate Marketing and Abridging Traffic.

“Affiliate marketing is dead”, well sort of. The industry that was once booming out of control has finally settled down significantly. While people aren’t making millions of ringtones these days, there are still hustlers out there making seven-figures by pumping out travel, insurance, loan, etc. leads.