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1. Per Project Task Basis: A self-employed building inspector can make money on a per project task basis by charging for individual services such as inspecting residential properties, commercial properties, buildings, and other structures for issues that could impair their safety. This may include identifying hazards due to structural defects, material deficiencies, poor ventilation or inadequate lighting and equipment. Upon completion of the inspection report detailing any code violations or potential structural concerns to be addressed prior to occupancy the inspector will submit an invoice for the service fees. In addition to providing routine building inspections before buying/selling property on behalf of clients they may also provide ongoing consulting/advisory services related to meet regulatory requirements or generally ensure safety standards are compliant with local regulations so as not take on any liability through non- compliance. 2. Side Hustle: Another option is offering repair or remediation services in addition to inspections in order fill gaps making it more cost effective for customers thus adding another avenue of income allowing them work when they have downtime from traditional projects tasks - this means taking additional courses certifications required by law when working with materials such as asbestos which needs special abatement practices before beginning a job in order perceived profession risks associated with completing any repair work is mitigated accordingly along public health well- Being Standards! Additionally many jurisdictions require licensed contractors (or those certified) perform certain construction tasks within bounds zoning so depending upon qualifications status then open door up side hustling while full time career builds momentum long term growth prospects moving forward offering both professionalism trust people look making sure follow state laws best interests client always come first priority throughout process regardless Whether Building Inspector himself doing actual Remediation activities himself participating hiring things needed solve problem properly compliance assurance sense security all parties involved environment friendly solutions wherever applicable given constraints budget may have put place initially keep control over finances where necessary control costs sourcing materials ensure goods supplied high quality manner watertight continuous maintenance definitely recommended key element strong relationship between customer contractor pushing boundary what each prepared offer