<prompt> Human: Hi Personal Finance,I am 19 years old, currently in my second year of a pretty prestigious university in California. I have a younger sister who is also attending university.My dad is the only source of income for the family. He has to support a wife and two kids who both attend university. We have never had financial trouble, or so we had thought, because my dad always keeps financial issues and family issues separate. Whenever the rest of the family decides to make a big purchase, he cuts back on spending money on himself. To this day, I have not seen him spend over 100 on anything for himself.But as you can imagine, having two kids in colleges that require over 30k a year is no easy task. Through eavesdropping and other mischievous means, I recently learned that he is planning on selling our other home a house he bought a sound long-term financial investment and we worked on together to renovate in order to make ends meet. We spent countless months working on this house because my dad is such a perfectionist. He refuses to do tasks that he can do himself through perseverance and hard work. The house is a true testament to the father-son bond we have today. I know he does not want to sell this house but it seems to be the only solution to helping the family pay its monthly dues.I, for one, am completely new to finances in general. I know nothing about mortgages, budgeting, and what have you. We are down a couple thousand each month and I really want to help. I dont want him to know that I know because he knows how much time I have to devote to school pre-med student.I have zero work experience so campus jobs are kind of a last resort for me. I want to know if there is any way to make a few thousand every month just to ensure that we get over this bump in the road and go back to being a happy family. I hate to see my dad like this and I am willing to do anything for this extra cash.I have recently been looking into money-making websites but it seems inferior to an actual job paying minimum wage. So if anyone knows of a website that can help, I am all for it. I am willing to spend up to 3 hours a day on said website if it means that I will be contributing to the deficit of a few thousand dollars.  <response>: He doesnt have to support two kids in expensive colleges. He chooses to. Sell the second house. Take out student loans. Do what every other college student does with little or no job experience and wait tables or bag groceries. 