 TITLE: How to Make Money With Your Car CONTENT: Additional Side Hustles to Consider\n-----------------------------------\nIf you're not sure about some of the ways you can make money with your car or you simply want more options, here are some other side hustles you can try that allow you to set your own schedule.\n*   **Find freelance work online.** You may be able to make money providing services for others online if you have a marketable skill or trade. Examples include things like writing, graphic design, tutoring, marketing, translating and more. Websites including Fiverr, Upwork, Freelancer.com and others can help connect you with potential clients.\n*   **Sell some of your belongings.** Over the years, you've likely accumulated some belongings you no longer use or want, and now may be a good time to try to turn them into cash. Take inventory of the items in your home and try to single out ones that you can sell in a yard sale or through an online marketplace. Doing this also has the added benefit of helping you declutter.\n*   **Walk dogs.** If you're a dog enthusiast, the idea of walking one for money may feel like a dream. Websites like Rover and Wag! can help you get started by connecting you with dog owners in your area that need assistance with their pets.\n*   **List your spare bedroom for rent.** Airbnb has opened up a lot of opportunities for people to rent out a spare bedroom or even their entire place to travelers. This gig doesn't have to require a lot of time, especially if you hire someone to do the cleaning between each stay. Just be sure to check your city's codes regarding vacation rentals—in some areas, it's not allowed.\n*   **Sell your creations.** If you're into arts and crafts, you may be able to sell what you make through websites like Etsy, Shopify and Handmade at Amazon. Some artists even choose to accept commissions for custom art creations, such as a painting of a customer's beloved cat.\nWith these and countless other ways to make extra money, it's important to focus on opportunities that work best for you based on your skills, experience and time. Some gigs may be more lucrative than others, but choosing opportunities that you enjoy can help you achieve your money goals. END