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Commercial dumpster cleaning
Dumpsters smell terrible and nobody wants that, including business owners.
Deliver firewood
Install home stairlift systems
Epoxy flooring for garages
Stain/refinish outdoor decks
Install hedges and/or tree lines
Refurbish old furniture
Have a look at furniture prices nowadays.
Print graphic tees (yourself, not through PoD)
Mow lawns.
Pretty self-explanatory, this one.
Residential window tinting
Condos can have nice elevated views with floor to ceiling windows, and many owners don't want to hide their views and the sun with shades. Tints are also much cheaper than having shades installed.
Owning a dump truck is almost guaranteed to keep you busy with high paying work. The obvious downside is the very large capital investment required to buy a truck, but many people go this route and profit $100,000+ every year.
Solar panels are big business and easy to sell. They save you money on your bills and they increase the value of your home. Find an arrangement with a solar panel installation company and generate leads for them. Whether you're knocking on doors or building sales funnels online, each commission can earn you anywhere from $100 - $500.
Emails are back. Newsletter subscriptions are at an all time high and this trend is still fairly new. Carve out a niche in a topic that interests you, gain subscribers, and use affiliate advertising wisely.
People in Southern states (think Arizona, Florida, Texas, etc.) often have sun-damaged lawns that go yellow. Grass painting is an increasingly popular service. It's easy to sell, has high margins, and is easy to run.
You probably know the basics of SEO, but if you dedicate a good chunk of time actually learning it, you can build dozens of blog sites. If you stay organized and efficient, you can run a ton of blogs that each bring in anywhere from $100 - $500 a month.
Another service that's easy to sell. Commercial landlords and small businesses want their locations to look presentable. Paint parking spots, various iconography, no parking zones, whatever. There are also plenty of options for upselling.
If you can't code, learn Bubble to build and monetize micro-tools
Like many other things, this will require dedication to learning the tool. While Bubble is easier to learn than HTML + CSS + JS, there's still a lot to it. Once you have this skillset, it's really up to you how to monetize it. There are tons of micro-tools online (calculators mostly) that all have ad placements. Once it's built, it can generate solid passive income.
Try this right now: open Facebook marketplace on one tab, and eBay on another. Search for something like Guitar Amps (can be anything, obviously). The money making opportunities become obvious very quickly.
These small businesses make an absolute killing. There's some kind of unspoken price-fixing going on because the margins are ridiculous and the work is fairly straightforward, though you do have to honor a warranty.
People are giving away dishwasher, dryers, whatever all the time because they're difficult to dispose of when they buy a new one. If you have a suitable vehicle, you can pick these up for free and sell them with delivery. This is actually really solid money fi you learn how to fix small problems.
You'll typically be dealing with automotive parts, but there is lots of other metal hardware people are looking to restore as well. Not many people own sandblasters.
Source golf balls locally, clean, sort, and sell on eBay
It's fairly easy to source used golf balls local to you. You'll have to clean them, sort them, and charge according to brand and condition. There is a strong market for discount used golf balls.
Ethernet cables are easy to cut and splice from a bulk length coil if you watch a handful of tutorials and get basic tools. In turn, many people need custom length ethernet cables, so it's easy to sell these locally, on eBay, or even on your own site.
This one is very simple if you live in a college town. Buy used textbooks from students who no longer need them, and sell them online for a margin between new and what you got them for.
The houseplant industry is much larger than you think. It has a very strong following and certain plants dive in and out of popularity. The thing about plants is, if you buy one, you can cut it and create potentially dozens of propagations that you can sell.
Digital creators know the pain of finding icon sets that are suitable. Spending anywhere from 10-100 hours creating iconography can net you passive income from digital marketplaces for a long time.
If there are a lot of tourists in your area, conduct walking tours
Tourism is big business. It may seem too simple to be true but if you charge 10 people $20 for a tour, and complete 2 to 3 tours a day, you can reliably earn $400+ a day.
Google trailer rentals in your city to see how serious of an industry this is. In certain cases, trailers can pay themselves off within just a few months.
It doesn't strictly have to be AirBnB, obviously. The point is, many of these investors own tons of properties and need help managing them all. Not only can you make this lucrative if you're efficient, you'll learn an important industry.