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Joseph Medina
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A little help with some STR questions...

Joseph Medina
  • Houston, Tx
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Hey Guys, my wife and I are wanting to get into the STR game and we live in the country of texas LOL; however, i do have some questions...

1.  we have a strategy idea of 'airbnb-ing' the property in the summertime and trying to use the home for Snowbirds in the winter. does anyone have a history of using their properties as a snowbird home? 

2. if so, how does that agreement look?  

3. is there a lease involved? 

or is it more like a traditional STR on a continuous rotation?

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Luke Carl
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Sure. Super common with smaller properties in my markets. Yes you would want a lease for anything over 28 days in most states 

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