The Most Hands-Off $192K-M Business Anyone Can Copy (1)

We finished the month 1925 last month. Holy crap. In one month. Yeah. Most of the sites are things like the Erving one where they're just sitting. I don't do anything. I'm it's literally passive. The bigger ones are the ones I'm kind of on top of more because those are worth hundreds of thousands per site. So that I'm like watching about the be heavier. I'm looking at it as like, do you have to? No. I could just go chill and do nothing, but I would lose my mind. So I have to do something. And that's what I choose to spend to them. At a certain point I'm like passive is cool, you know, 4-5 grand coming in from that site. I love that. But like off that site, you got to make it worth my while. So, over 90% net profit margins, how many hours per week are you spending on this? On this, two or three? Man, I'm fired up to do this myself. I'm the guy that's supposed to ask questions but I'm like, oh, I'm trying to. I'm trying to. I'm trying to. I'm trying to. It's real. It's real. It's real. It's a good thing to do on the side? I love it as a side hustle idea because there's lots of people that have walked away from jobs doing exactly this. I know three people that have made more than a million bucks just since 2022 actually quit but that's insane. So yeah I love inside and it's way better than any of the ones I tried. And then in terms of like rent and it's really not that hard. I'm literally just calling the person and saying hey I've got customers that want this. like if I send you some people can we work out a cut and the majority of people will say yeah cool. That sounds great. Yeah. So what should someone's first step be for getting involved with this business? Why don't you start by telling us who you are and what you do? My name is and I rent websites. What got you into that? What led you there? I had a job, an HR job and I did not like it. I was searching for ways to quit and I tried all these different side hustles. Selling on eBay, selling on Amazon, dropping, affiliate marketing. I paid for a course and learned Facebook ads. I tried to create a Facebook agency. I actually made some money with that. Then my last attempt here before I kind of pivoted was an SEO agency. started running an agency, picked up a bunch of clients, but it just turned into another job. It made more money, but I didn't want to be working all the time. I wanted to build some something up front and then try to make it somewhat passive so that I wouldn't have to be there grinding it out in an office for 45 years or whatever. I just don't agree with that thing that society pushes. So I was running an SEO agency not for very long under a year. I just had a client call me in the middle of the night complaining about his results which were stellar and it really made me mad. And I woke up the next day and I just shut it down. And I was thinking about it and I'm like, I don't know how do I remove his control or take back the control. And the only way I could think of was if I own the asset because then he can't tell me what to do. So I was like, okay, I'll just build stuff and all the nits I'm already in with clients, fire all of them and I'll just rent the site out and then if somebody doesn't want to deal with it, I got 50 other people I can rent the site too. I guess in other other industries you might call this vertical integration. Correct me if and or where I go wrong. Like you develop all these SEO skills, they're very valuable. You're implementing them for other people. It's working well for them, but you feel like I own a job, I don't own a business. I still kind of working hourly. I only get out what I what I put this doesn't feel much better. It doesn't feel like as free as I thought it would feel. So, like why drive all these results for other people when I can just vertically integrate, have my own websites, drive results for myself and make this more passive, more scalable. Right. Yeah, I don't know why I didn't occur to me sooner. It just had that like trigger and it just made me so mad. I was like, I don't I'm like, how do I get rid of this guy? I just need to remove all of these people. Like how do I make them like change the dynamic? And that was the only thing I could think of. But it works. Yeah. So I was like, okay, let's just keep doing this. Yeah, it's kind of like a friend of mine. He had a Facebook ad agency for uh Shopify brands, for e-commerce brands. And he got really, really good at turning $1 into five. specifically driving people to Shopify sites to buy physical goods. Yeah. And then he's like, why don't I launch Shopify brand? Like that's the hardest part is finding customers. I can find customers. Right. Uh and he did. You know, and now he he's vertically integrated. Um he makes more money. So Yeah, so he's selling for like higher level uses of the skill set, which is kind of taking me into other things. So I I love. Yeah. So you fire all your clients like you woke up had this realization and said I can't help you anymore or what? One's a friend I kept him ever