6 of 20 Income Categories
each with 50 related income methods

Features	Spare space - Home	Where	How
1	Accommodation to let	Private Building	Walk
2	Student rooms & spare rooms	Private Building	Walk
3	Self contained flats ~ split house up	Private Building	Walk
4	Self contained offices ~ split up building	Private Building	Walk
5	Parking spaces near offices	Private Building	Walk
6	Driveways & car parks	Private Building	Walk
7	Garages	Private Building	Walk
8	Storage facilities	Private Building	Walk
9	Empty or unused paddock or land	Private Building	Walk
10	Unused gardens or grounds	Private Building	Walk
11	Caravan, car, vehicle, SORN storage	Private Building	Walk
12	Car share spaces	Private Building	Walk
13	Other free or unused sheds or space	Private Building	Walk
14	Office space, SOHO, spare desk, short term	Private Building	Walk
15	Hot bunk b&b & hot desk	Private Building	Walk
16	Hot desk, small office, receptionist, PA service	Private Building	Walk
17	Postal address & forwarding services	Private Building	Walk
18	Document storage & pre-set timed shredding	Private Building	Walk
19	Equipment storage, servicing & oiling	Private Building	Walk
20	Dry material furnishings & paper storage	Private Building	Walk
21	Bulk frozen food storage	Private Building	Walk
22	Secure storage	Private Building	Walk
23	Underground storage	Private Building	Walk
24	Attic storage	Private Building	Walk
25	Meeting rooms, parking, catering & projector	Private Building	Walk

6 of 20 Income Categories
each with 50 related income methods

Features	Spare space - Commercial	Where	How
26	Accommodation to let	Commercial Building	Walk
27	Student rooms & spare rooms	Commercial Building	Walk
28	Self contained flats ~ split house up	Commercial Building	Walk
29	Self contained offices ~ split up building	Commercial Building	Walk
30	Parking spaces near offices	Commercial Building	Walk
31	Driveways & car parks	Commercial Building	Walk
32	Garages	Commercial Building	Walk
33	Storage facilities	Commercial Building	Walk
34	Empty or unused paddock or land	Commercial Building	Walk
35	Unused gardens or grounds	Commercial Building	Walk
36	Caravan, car, vehicle, SORN storage	Commercial Building	Walk
37	Car share spaces	Commercial Building	Walk
38	Other free or unused sheds or space	Commercial Building	Walk
39	Office space, SOHO, spare desk, short term	Commercial Building	Walk
40	Hot bunk b&b & hot desk	Commercial Building	Walk
41	Hot desk, small office, receptionist, PA service	Commercial Building	Walk
42	Postal address & forwarding services	Commercial Building	Walk
43	Document storage & pre-set timed shredding	Commercial Building	Walk
44	Equipment storage, servicing & oiling	Commercial Building	Walk
45	Dry material furnishings & paper storage	Commercial Building	Walk
46	Bulk frozen food storage	Commercial Building	Walk
47	Secure storage	Commercial Building	Walk
48	Underground storage	Commercial Building	Walk
49	Attic storage	Commercial Building	Walk
50	Meeting rooms, parking, catering & projector	Commercial Building	Walk

Each method can be tailored to you.

With a video showing you;

1. How a Double Chartered Accountant and experienced business owner would approach each of these income generation methods using his expert business skills,
2. how 2 beginners start and begin to understand each of these income generation methods and what pitfalls they find,
3. What equipment you will need to start each method,
4. How much you can charge, how much it will cost to start and run,
5. Most importantly, how long each method takes to make £1,000.

Usually the 'easier' methods charge less, so it can take longer to make £1,000.
There are more difficult methods that can take less than 24 hours to make £1,000.
A few of the methods have been included to show you that they should be avoided.

Step 1
Is to match yourself with an income generation method that works for you. Use the Second Income Guide 2020 like a catalogue to find your ideal method. Start the second income alongside your normal job to begin with. For example, there are potentially 339 home based income generation methods to choose from.

Step 2
Develop the second income method to supplement your primary income. Use the Second Income to fund projects like a holiday or debt reduction. You may want to turn your second income into a regular income and improve your lifestyle.

Step 3
You notice your second income generates more income than your primary income. Decide if your second income should be your new way of life. Remember, unlike employment, businesses have risks that should covered by insurance.