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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Using an RV for short term rentals
Has anyone ever tried this?
Buy an RV to use for short term rental and have the flexibility of moving it around to the locations that command the highest rates.
Seems like a relatively cheap way to get into the game, but obviously has some logistical challenges.
What do you think?
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Paul Sandhu
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@Steven C. Suarez
Having it on your property is a good idea. You could put an above ground pool there too, and even a kegorator. The tricky part would be how much to claim on your taxes for expenses such electric, water and sewer. The pool and kegorator would be business expenses, so don't use them for personal use.