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Renting Out Tools and Equipment

Projected Income $200 to $2,000+ per month

Costs to Start $0-$300

Time to Start 1-3 weeks

Category Renting Out Specialty Items

Our Side Hustles Breakdown

For those with a well-stocked workshop, renting out tools and equipment can be a lucrative side hustle. Given many’s occasional need for specific tools, this venture fills a significant gap. We appreciate it for its potential returns and its service to the DIY community. However, wear and tear and ensuring renters’ safety are primary considerations.

Cons

Wear and Tear: Tools might get damaged or require maintenance post-rental.
Liability Issues: If a tool malfunctions, you might face liability concerns.
Variability: Demand can be seasonal or dependent on specific project trends.

Pros

High Demand: With the rise of DIY projects, tools are constantly needed.
Monetize Unused Assets: Benefit from equipment otherwise sitting idle.
Flexibility: Rent out on your schedule and terms.

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Lawal Farida

November 30, 2023 at 2:37 pm

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