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Jack Bouvier
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Who does STR in the Mountains?

Jack Bouvier
  • Investor
  • Saskatoon, SK
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Hey everyone! I'm wondering if there are many people out there who do airbnb arbitrage in the mountains and at ski resorts? The inventory for rentals up there seem to be low but the nightly rates look awesome and I bet you you would make great money! I'm talking about towns such as Kimberley, Fernie, Golden, Canmore, Nelson, Revelstoke. I'd love to hear what's been working with airbnb properties out here and what has not been working.

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John Carbone
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John Carbone
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I don’t really see the point of arbitrage. The tax benefits and appreciation of owning far outweigh going for arbitrage. 

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