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Ande Andrea
  • Denver, CO
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Trusting the rental process...

Ande Andrea
  • Denver, CO
Posted

Hey everybody!


So I am currently getting my feet wet with airbnbing 2 properties this summer in 2 separate cities/states.
This is my first time doing rentals of this nature; and I have fall back plans in place for 6-12 months leases and just regular renting if I am not booked enough or it becomes too much of a hassle for me. 

But when you bought your first rental properties and rather its airbnb or annual renting, did you feel fully confident you were going to be able to have it booked or rented at least in a timely fashion?
Any steps I can take to further increase my confidence?

I just have a concern about this and would really really love for these properties to break even for me, or at least bring in an income; and not be an expense to me. Thanks!!

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