Okay that is awesome.
That's amazing. Not exactly a side gig, but amazing nevertheless.jetescamilla said:
When we built our house we splurged and included an accessory apartment above our garage to rent out. We initially thought about a long term rental for our side cash but instead opted to test the short term VRBO/AirBnB market. We started doing this 6 years ago and were one of only about 10 rental properties listed here in Juneau and we've been booked every summer. Now there's hundreds of rentals in town, however I'll argue that only a few are as nice and scenic as ours is. The short term rental has exceeded our expectations as we only rent in the summer and keep it to ourselves/visiting grandparents anytime they want to come visit our kids. As a bonus we make about double of what we would if we rented it out long term. Win/win.
https://www.vrbo.com/1275248?noDates=true&unitId=1826375
LMCane said:
have spent the last two years researching for my first book on the Shenandoah campaign in the Civil War
once I finish this book, I have 3 other concepts in mind.
then I move to where it is best to do the research for each book.
these are mostly semi-retirement plans. also deciding between being a tour guide or go back and get another degree to teach community college (I already have a Bachelors in History and a Juris Doctorate in International Law)
Substitute teaching is awful. Tutoring in math physics or chemistry could be fun and lucrative. I don't believe there is much of a market for other subjects outside of perhaps Spanish or other foreign languages.LMCane said:LMCane said:
have spent the last two years researching for my first book on the Shenandoah campaign in the Civil War
once I finish this book, I have 3 other concepts in mind.
then I move to where it is best to do the research for each book.
these are mostly semi-retirement plans. also deciding between being a tour guide or go back and get another degree to teach community college (I already have a Bachelors in History and a Juris Doctorate in International Law)
just to follow up as I did more research.
unfortunately, even most community colleges require both prior teaching experience AND a Masters Degree. As I have a Juris Doctorate, that would likely mean going back to school for two years.
I don't think it makes sense to SPEND money for two years when your salary is going to be under $40K even if you work FULL TIME
so I have been investigating high school substitute teacher during early retirement years (ages 57-62)
anyone been a tutor?
From what I understand on the academic side you need to have 18 graduate hours in the subject to teach it at a CC. No idea requirements on the vocational side. I could be wrong and YMMV, etc.rodan85 said:
I have a friend that teaches at loan star in Houston. He does not even have a degree.
Check with the community college to verify eligibility.
He teaches the certification class for Personal Trainers. So that may be the vocational side.techno-ag said:From what I understand on the academic side you need to have 18 graduate hours in the subject to teach it at a CC. No idea requirements on the vocational side. I could be wrong and YMMV, etc.rodan85 said:
I have a friend that teaches at loan star in Houston. He does not even have a degree.
Check with the community college to verify eligibility.
Yeah I heard teaching is loosening up since Covid. There used to be a penalty for retired rehires charged to a district by TEA and I think it's still being waived.rodan85 said:He teaches the certification class for Personal Trainers. So that may be the vocational side.techno-ag said:From what I understand on the academic side you need to have 18 graduate hours in the subject to teach it at a CC. No idea requirements on the vocational side. I could be wrong and YMMV, etc.rodan85 said:
I have a friend that teaches at loan star in Houston. He does not even have a degree.
Check with the community college to verify eligibility.
By the way, he is also applying to teach health and fitness in a Houston area school district. That is how desperate they are for teachers.
Tamu12 said:
Just ordered 2 shirts! Puro 956 ALV
Talon2DSO said:Tamu12 said:
Just ordered 2 shirts! Puro 956 ALV
That was you???? Badass!!! Thanks for the order. We're sending 10% of the profit to BiG Heros in Brownsville. It's an organization that helps special needs adults.
Boy have times changed.Hoyt Ag said:
Hunting guide in the Fall
Rent a room or two in summer to Forest Service or BLM interns.
Rent house out during hunting season
Make custom furniture
Adds nice tax breaks and about $35-45K additional income.
This is awesome. Good on you for going on an adventure. What prompted this move?Hoyt Ag said:Hoyt Ag said:
Rent a room In 2024, around April/May I am taking 3 months to travel SE Asia and find a place to stay a while while working online or whatever God has in store for me. Scary AF, but damn I am excited.
rynning said:
9 years ago I went to a Dallas Stars game where they gave out souvenir necklaces with flashing green pendants. I had an idea to make smartphones light up in a synchronized way. Yada yada yada, last year I created a light show for the New England Patriots.
It brings in extra income, but I still have my day job!
Would love to create a show for Aggie football or basketball one day.
rynning said:
9 years ago I went to a Dallas Stars game where they gave out souvenir necklaces with flashing green pendants. I had an idea to make smartphones light up in a synchronized way. Yada yada yada, last year I created a light show for the New England Patriots.
It brings in extra income, but I still have my day job!
Would love to create a show for Aggie football or basketball one day.