Earning guide
10 things you already own that you can rent out for extra money
Most homes have hundreds of pounds of gear sitting idle in the garage, attic or spare room. Here's a quick list of the items neighbours are most often looking to rent — and that you can list on Lets Rent It in a few minutes.
- 1.
Power tools
Drills, circular saws, impact drivers, sanders — most sit in the garage 51 weeks of the year. DIYers tackling a single weekend project will happily rent yours instead of buying their own.
- 2.
Pressure washer
One of the most-searched rentals. Perfect for neighbours doing a one-off driveway, deck or fence clean.
- 3.
Camping gear
Tents, sleeping bags, cool boxes, camp stoves. Renters love trying camping without committing to gear that lives in a cupboard.
- 4.
Trailers & roof boxes
Moving day, tip runs, road trips — small trailers and roof boxes earn well because almost no one owns one but most people need one a few times a year.
- 5.
Party & event supplies
Gazebos, folding tables and chairs, marquee tents, fairy lights, chafing dishes, drinks dispensers. Birthdays and weddings are reliable, repeat demand.
- 6.
DJ & PA equipment
Speakers, microphones, mixers, lighting rigs. Hobbyist musicians and one-off party hosts are a strong renter pool.
- 7.
Bikes, e-bikes & scooters
Great for visitors and people wanting to try before they buy. E-bikes especially command a premium daily rate.
- 8.
Kayaks, paddleboards & water gear
Bulky to store, awkward to transport — exactly the kind of item people would rather rent for a sunny weekend.
- 9.
Cameras, lenses & drones
A weekend wedding or holiday is often the only reason someone needs a high-end camera or drone — and they'll pay well to avoid buying one.
- 10.
Spare rooms, garages & driveways
Storage space, workshop space, even driveway parking can all be listed and rented out, often as long-term recurring income.
Ready to turn idle gear into income?
Listing is free. Set your own daily, weekly and monthly prices, plus a refundable deposit. You decide who rents and when.
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