You’ll need to get creative with your plans first. As you read on, you will find that it is not as difficult as you thought. Let’s take a look at how to get started. Let’s assume that your money is low and your budget is planned down to the last penny. Let me ask you a couple of questions. How much do you spend on food when you go out to eat? McDonalds for two will set you back approximately 15.00. Go out to eat twice and you have spent 30.00. Keep a record. Try to cut down on the steaks you are eating. Soon, you’ll be able to buy as much steak as you want. It will add up fast. Rent just two movies a week instead of four. Get the idea?
Now, while you’re saving this money each week, let’s explore some possibilities. Do you have a neighbor who would like to have a garden? Section 3 feet around the fence area. Take advantage of this area and rent it out to your neighbor for a monthly fee. They have their little garden, you have a little income for the summer months.
Do you have extra space in your garage? Enough to store a car or lawn tractor? Look around you, there is always someone who will use that space and will be happy to pay the fee. Even if you only store a washer or dryer. Charge for that space. Do you have a small building or shed? Rent it for storage barn.
While these ideas make money, look for a bigger building. Depending on your income, you can start looking for a house with no down payment. There are many out there. Keep an eye on your funds closely, and when you’ve saved enough, look for a tiny house, even if it’s a fixer-upper. When it’s fixed up, he rents it out for the going neighborhood rate.
It seems like it would take forever, but if you look at your money carefully, you might be surprised. Be creative. If you have two cars, consider renting one of them from a neighbor. Car rentals bring a lot of cash. There are many more ways to reach your goal of renting a home. So when you have one, work for the second and you’re on your way,
Now you can relax a bit and start enjoying your success. Reward yourself with a good meal and a night out. Always set the bar high and keep pushing yourself to get there. Never give up on reaching your goal. When you first start out, it will seem like you’re set too high, but keep moving toward the big goal by reaching the smaller goals first. Start with small goals with that big goal in sight. Never, but never lose sight of the higher goal, the great bar that you have set for yourself. When you finally reach the top, the reward is yours. You are on your way to the life you want and deserve. Keep looking for a higher bar, you will achieve it.
