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Kim Becker
  • Lake City, FL
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Any landlords here renting to an Airbnb host?

Kim Becker
  • Lake City, FL
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We are both short and long term landlords. I am interested in experimenting with rental arbitrage: (approaching landlords and renting their property for the purpose of listing it as a short-term rental) If you are a landlord currently engaged in rental arbitrage, could you comment on your experiences. Thank you!

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Tyler Work
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  • Denver, CO
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Tyler Work
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Denver, CO
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Hey @Aaron K. not disagreeing with you at all, but could you elaborate on why you think renting short term causes more wear and tear vs. long term?  I assume this is because there is the assumption that there will parties and disregard for the property?  Would love to hear the landlords perspective on this point.  Thanks! 

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