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Andrew Wells
  • Saint Paul, MN
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Building A Small Property Specifically for Short Term Rental

Andrew Wells
  • Saint Paul, MN
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I am considering building a small "home" (1000-1200sqft) specifically for short term rental in a tourist destination area.  I am aware there are often minimum sqft requirements for a home but will cross that bridge later as I don't know where I would build this yet.  My idea is to build it on a somewhat secluded lot, two bed, one bath, normal amenities within driving vacation distance from a major metropolitan area.  The hook is...the style would be of a high-end hotel room (think Chicago/NYC) with the amenities of a home in a small footprint.  Long story short...I want to develop a premium rental with premium rates in a footprint that will keep costs very reasonable.  I would initially start booking with services like Airbnb, homeaway, etc. but would like to move away from that at some point...don't want to hitch my wagon to a single horse.  

I have not talked about this with anyone at this point, not even my wife.  I am looking for some initial feedback on this idea.  I could also use some pointers on developing a presentation for investors. 

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