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Is Miami too saturated for Air BnB?

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Hi! I am looking to start my investment journey and I have been seeing all this hype about air bnb. I wanted to know if air bnb arbitrage was a good choice to go with or is it actually dead how people say it is. I live in Miami so I was thinking of renting an apartment and trying it out. Would Miami be too saturated or is that something I wouldn't have to worry about? Has anyone with experience had multiple months on end without getting a booking? Enlighten me a bit please :)

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