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Amy Zemser
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Brian Page's Airbnb formula

Amy Zemser
  • Investor
  • Kingston, NY
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I was wondering if anyone has tried or heard of Brian's Page's Airbnb formula for signing leases on rental units and then using the apartments as a full-time Airbnb model. I've been an Airbnb host for some time, and I'm intrigued by the idea of operating on a larger scale and automating the front-desk aspects. Anybody heard of this guy? I'm considering his tutorial...

http://bnb-formula.thinkific.com/courses/members

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Paul Sandhu#4 Short-Term & Vacation Rental Discussions Contributor
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Paul Sandhu#4 Short-Term & Vacation Rental Discussions Contributor
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$997 is a lot of money to learn something that you can figure out on your own using common sense, psychology, finance and marketing.

Put yourself in your potential tenants shoes and do what it takes to rent yourself a house, from scratch. 

That's Paul Sandhu's STR Formula, and it was free! Put the $997 of yours towards unexpected expenses, they will happen. Especially when a meth head breaks into your STR and steals the HDTV, Roku and modem; but you can catch them the next morning when they are still sleeping in the house. That happened to me 72 hours ago.

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