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Steven W.
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  • Charlotte, NC
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Should I buy my long-term tenant out for a big event?

Steven W.
  • Program Manager / Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
Posted

Hi biggerpockets family!

I currently own 4 properties within the vicinity of the Quail Hollow Country Club in Charlotte, NC. In August the PGA tournament will be hosted here. Looking on AirBnb & VRBO I see rentals as high as $3K a night for the event.

Most of my properties are closer in vicinity and could potentially make a very nice small stay for anybody visiting for the tournament. What are your thoughts on offering my current long-term tenants a percentage of the profits to host out-of-towners for the event? 

Has anybody ever does this before?

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