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I own a huge garage...what to do with it? (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by shitisrealspecific@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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I own a 2 car, detached garage with space above it that could be turned into an apartment (ADU) behind my home.

It has access to water and electricity.

I tried putting it on neighbor.com and got a request the second day it was up from some guy that I got weird vibes from when he visited so I deleted the listing lol. Claimed he wanted to store boxes and I think a car.

I'm never going to use the space for anything at this point in my life.

I need some ideas on how to make some dollars from it.

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[–] InYoYingus@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

+1 for the warehouse idea. I run a small ecommerce store and would totally use a semi-private micro-warehouse like this to store excess inventory for my basement business. Reach out to small local retailers or e-commerce folks you know. Offer to rent one or both stalls. Clean it out, add good lighting. Ask them if they want shelving included, and charge more if they do.