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Short Term Rentals near Walt Disney World Advice?

Rhonda Hasley
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I’m considering investing in a townhome near Disney and living there a few months in the winter then having short term rentals through the summer. So far I like Festival and Soltara because I can have a small private plunge pool in the lanai plus the resort pools. Does anyone know what capacity/income I could generate? I’d just like to off set the payment/upkeep initially. 

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Kyle Mccaw
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Kyle Mccaw
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I did some deep research on this same idea last year. My final decision was to keep investing in my market (Dallas Fort Worth) and just spend the money to rent a place in Disney World. It came down to potential income versus expenses. Management is tough...

I read something once that I keep going back to. "Buy basics and lease luxuries."

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