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Updated over 7 years ago, 08/14/2017

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Vincent Ballew
  • Investor
  • Hollister, CA
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Is my Hollister CA home AirBnB worthy?

Vincent Ballew
  • Investor
  • Hollister, CA
Posted

Looking for some advice on AirBnB.  I am sure this has already been asked on here but I could not find the answer when I searched.  Basically how can I tell if my home will rent out? I have a newer 4/3 home in Hollister CA and we are thinking about moving out of it and using AirBnB in hopes to cover our mortgage.  I don't see Hollister as a huge tourist destination but I have  seen a couple people in the area listing just a single room for 65.00 a night.  I plan on reaching out to those same people and ask how successful they have been but I also wanted to ask on BP to see if anyone had some advice. 

Thank you!

Vince

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