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Thomas Glenn
  • Georgetown, DE
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I'd love to hear everyone's suggestions on best books or resources for finding / managing / profiting from short term rentals.

Thanks in advance!

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Julie McCoy
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Julie McCoy
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You're going to learn more from reading this forum than you will from any book, honestly.  The information will be more up-to-date, full of real-life examples, and varying viewpoints instead of one person's perspective on how it's done.  

I learned just about everything I know from this forum/the people I've met here, and I now own 4 STRs (soon to be 5) and was grossing >$100k in my second year.

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