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Andre Crabb
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AirBnbs in a Recession

Andre Crabb
  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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What happens to short term rentals in a recession?

Do people vacation less? Do they travel less? Are AirBnb's likely to remain empty if this recession hits? Would my cash flow severely decrease?

Does anyone have experience from the last recession?

Cheers.

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Luke Carl
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Luke Carl
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@Andre Crabb “What seperates those who fail or never get started” question 5 on every podcast. I would ask you how many LTRs do you have and are you less worried about them? But seriously.... if you keep the number of bedrooms small you’ll be fine. Groups of 20 might not go on vacation together, but couples, honeymooners, and small families will always figure out how to sneak away for $100 per night.

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