When I lost my business, I started renting out my indoor pool to earn money. Now, it's my full-time job.
First publishedJul 18, 13:21 UTC
Last updatedJul 18, 22:37 UTC · 11m ago
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Rick Neuhoff, a 65-year-old homeowner in Portland, Oregon, rents out his indoor pool on an app called Swimply.
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Rick Neuhoff lost his business. He started renting out his indoor pool to earn money. Now, renting out his pool is his full-time job.
Why it matters
This story shows how people can find new ways to earn money after losing their jobs.
In brief
- What happened to Rick Neuhoff's business?
- His business declined during COVID.
- How much money can he make renting out his pool?
- He can make up to $15,000 a month in busy times.
- How much does he charge per hour?
- He charges $75 an hour.
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