How to earn money renting out your home or business as a TV and film location

Does your home look like the kind you see in movies and on TV? Is it full of charm and character or maybe just extra unique? A great way to earn extra money is to rent out your home or business as a TV or film location. 1. Take photos of your home, highlighting it's most positive points (spacious rooms, lots of light, well-manicured yard, etc.) Don't go out and buy a professional camera or hire a professional, because these photos are just to show to a property agent. 2. Search for property registration websites. They'll ask for lots of details about your home. Make sure you say if it's owner or renter occupied. Beware of sites that charge YOU an upfront fee. You're doing them the service, not the other way around. 3. The price you'll get for use of your house varies. The standard daily rate should be no lower than your mortgage payment for the month. Be sure to thoroughly read the contract you sign. Beware of high agency commissions (as much as 40%) 4. Make sure you have a damage clause in your contract to protect your possessions. 5. If your house is rented out for less than 15 days a year, the earnings are tax free. But be prepared to pay taxes once you reach the 15 day mark. 4.