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Updated almost 5 years ago,

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Daniel Domer
  • Investor
  • Prior Lake, MN
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AirBNB Single Family in Different State using Vacasa

Daniel Domer
  • Investor
  • Prior Lake, MN
Posted

Wondering if anyone on BP has experience with this, I'd love to chat on it. Live in Twin Cities (market sucks for investing up here, low inventory and over inflated prices on single family homes). Looking at purchasing a single family down in FL to be used as an income property doing short term rentals through Air BNB and have it all managed by a company called Vacasa.. The realtor down in FL has been sending me a few properties, some with rental history, some with not. Numbers look decent

Wondering if anyone has experience in buying, furnishing a property in FL (or any different state for that matter) and then turning it over to a company such as Vacasa (who takes 25%) to rent out and manage for you. Please shed any thoughts or experiences on the matter.

Thanks in advance!

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