$150,000 renting out dresses. What's up? What's up? Nicolaoper here. Welcome to the side hustle

show because your nine to five may make you a living, but your five to nine makes you alive.

Now here's a side hustle that earned just 160 bucks in its first month. That came from just

two customers, but it was enough. It was enough traction to know that she was

on to something. Since then, my guest has scaled to over 200 different garments, bringing in

$150,000 in rental income last year. She is at the Profit Collective on Instagram. Summer Fisher.

Welcome to The Side Hustle Show. Thank you. Thanks for having me.

You bet. Stick around in this one. We're going to learn how this business and the math behind it works,

the delivery and logistics piece behind moving clothing all around the place, and some of the

marketing best practices that you can follow along if you want to start something similar.

Now, you know, I love

a fun rental business, but dresses certainly aren't the only thing that you can rent out

for a profit, which is why I've put together a list of 25 other unconventional things that

you can make money renting out. That is yours free to download at the show notes for this episode.

Just follow the link in the episode description, and it'll get you right over there. Now, some of my understanding is you started

as a more traditional reseller, like go to the thrift shop, find the brand name designer type

of stuff that you think is undervalued and flip it. Buy low, sell high. Simple. So what inspired the shift

to the rental business? Well, I'm actually still reselling and it is actually probably still a

bigger part of my business. Oh, okay. Yeah, so I saw an opportunity for the renting. So what

happened is I've had a model agency for 15 years. That started as another

side hustle, which is a story for another day. And I was in my agency one day and a girl came in,

one of the models came in and said she was starting a dress rental business. And I was like,

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