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Sean Gribbons
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What Is The RIght Short Term and Long Term Mix?

Sean Gribbons
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Denver, CO
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BP people what is the right mix of long term and short term rentals? If you own a multifamily unit in a descent area for Airbnb rentals how many would you turn into short terms and how many into long terms? 

Im looking at smaller multi family units in the Denver metro area 3-6 units.

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Tanner Crawley
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Tanner Crawley
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  • Lone Tree, CO
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I personally would have all my properties doing whatever is currently most profitable. which is usually STR. It is easy to convert STR to LTR, but hard to do it the other way around.

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