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David Bergmann
  • Property Manager
  • Columbia, SC
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Markets where Private Room STRs work?

David Bergmann
  • Property Manager
  • Columbia, SC
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Hoping to hear from folks who have had success with offering multiple private rooms in a large house with shared living spaces. Currently only have experience with entire home listings, but considering this type of offering for our next STR home purchase. Some questions I am trying to answer are:

What demographic of travelers are staying in these listings?

  • Students, nurses, others?

      What locations have you been successful with this type of offering?

      • Near universities, hospitals, others?

        What type of homes does this work best in?

        • Locations, dedicated baths, other important factors?

          What do you think makes these types of offerings successful in your market?

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