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AirBnb calculator and expense questions

Amy W.
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Hi ya'll,

I'm looking around the web for a calculator to find out the true potential profits for an AirBnb. I'm looking to invest in Georgia remotely.

-Does anyone have a favorite calculator to estimate profits? The Vacasa estimate of returns is VASTLY different than AirDNA's and has zero itemization. Mashvisor's looks more detailed. AirDNA prides itself on accuracy but doesn't estimate insurance or utilities.

-How do you figure/estimate in these extra expenses? or, if you are in GA: What are your utilities/taxes/insurance in Georgia? A ballpark would be GREAT.

-If you use Vacasa in Georgia, what do they charge? AirDNA's estimate of PM is 20%. Is that about right?

-I'm researching and reading/listening like crazy. I'm so afraid of spending money on buying, furnishing and launching a place and then.... breaking even (or worse). I only have one shot. (I don't make a lot of money, it would be a decade or more before I could gather this much capital again)

I appreciate any input!

Amy

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