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SANTA CLARA, Calif., Sept. 23, 2021/ PRNewswire/-- In today's sharing economy, current homebuyers are overwhelmingly open up to utilizing their home as a method to generate income and offset expenditures. found that while numerous owners are utilizing standard methods such as handling a roomie, some are also using more creative tactics when it concerns generating earnings from their home, such as renting out their outside space or parking area.
"For people looking to take benefit of the sharing economy, in addition to standard techniques it might be rewarding to explore innovative services, such as listing your home as a vacation rental when you leave town, or renting your outdoor space or swimming pool. Even a percentage of income every month can increase over a year or more and can become bigger returns.
Thirty-two percent of customers have actually currently rented a room, area or outside function of their property, most commonly handling a long-lasting roommate (10%) or leasing a space on a short-term basis such as on Airbnb (8%). Imaginative rental solutions that customers have employed consist of: Renting outdoor areas such as a parking area (7%), or a yard/pool (6%).
Customers said that the biggest reason to rent part or all of their house was: Extra earnings to save (53%), additional pocket money (37%), to decrease the burden of basic month-to-month expenses (35%), to balance out significant house expenditures such as the mortgage (29%), and to cover a household trip (16%).
A surprising 16% of individuals would lease an area to anybody if they truly needed the cash. eXp Realty were less particular about vetting, with 32% saying they would lease to someone they understand and 23% being open to anybody. Among all participants, long-lasting renters (24%) were preferred to medium-term (21%) or short-term tenants (18%)."It is essential to bear in mind that while today's sharing economy may make it sound simple to make rental income off of your home, there are numerous elements to think about before taking the leap.