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Sukhi Singh
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  • San Francisco, CA
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Short Term Rentals / AirBnb - How many houses is too many?

Sukhi Singh
  • Real Estate Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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I have an investor that wants me to partner with them to buy 100's of houses in AirBnb Friendly markets. I am concerned that scaling to this level will cause the system to break.  Does anyone have experience buying 100's of properties and managing several property managers that will manage our portfolio?  I am trying to figure out how to best organize my team.  I figured i need an acquisition group that can evaluate and analyze opportunities. We will also need a Manager to keep tabs on the different property managers we will need to manage the houses across the country.  Book keeping and other general admin tasks should be pretty straight forward.  Does anyone have any advice?

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