It shouldn't be hard to replace your server income with something real estate related. 

My credit score is just a little over 500.I work as a server at a restaurant, and I average around $4k a month (some months a bit more, some a bit less).

I think my message did not send as intended... but I made the discord server.

My guess is when you have servers tracking millions of listings there are probably patterns that emerge that are outside of typical booking behavior. 

Wordpress is just the free software that runs on the server to let you build a website.

.💡 The OpportunityTraditional warehouse leases might rent at $0.80–$1.50 per sq. ft. per month.But when you retrofit a space for server racks, fiber connectivity, and redundant power, those rents can easily jump to $4–$8 per sq. ft. per month — or even more if you lease to edge-compute operators or Web3/AI startups.That’s the kind of industrial arbitrage that could turn a $400k–$800k property into a 6-figure monthly cash flow machine.🔍 Areas to Study Before Jumping InHere’s the roadmap I’m currently following to understand the space better:Power & ZoningTarget properties with 3-phase 480V power and capacity for at least 1–2 MW (utility upgrade optional).Zoning: industrial light/medium (M-1/M-2) or “data processing center” permitted use.Check local grid stability, cooling needs, and climate resilience.ConnectivityFiber access is everything.

Had a steady following and probably generated some ad revenue, but not enough to justify the server rent.

Start with "town name" + "GIS server" search.

So, I expect that if everyone was using crypto for their everyday transactions, the servers necessary to handle the load, do not exist today.

RentRedi looks more like your run of the real estate management database that's been given an Apache/server front end to the web.