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Updated 3 months ago,

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Bob Beach
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Leased SFH vs. AirBnB?

Bob Beach
  • Rental Property Investor
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We're considering changing our investment strategy. We have a handful of properties in TN and MS, mostly older homes and maintenance is starting to dig into our profits. We also have two newer houses that are fairly trouble free. So, we're thinking of selling the older houses and buying a newer house in Las Vegas (within 5 to 10 miles from Fremont/Strip area). I know nothing about Airbnb's so considering an Airbnb compared to a lease on a SFH. The Airbnb's I've seen are mostly condos and apartments, so can a sfh be an Airbnb? Lease the house would bring in about $2200 per month (minus tax, ins.) and so what would an Airbnb bring in? Can you keep it rented on a regular basis?

Thanks for any advice and knowledge. 

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