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Seasonal rentals - Catskills NY

Ethan Ross
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  • North Carolina Triad
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Anyone have experience with seasonal rentals in the Catskills region? Considering buying a small house to rent out for fishing destinations.

Can you be profitable with these types of properties when only renting for a few months a year?

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Start a spreadsheet with info on similar properties.  Look at their calendars on vrbo and airbnb to see how much they are charging and how their occupancy looks.

Then put in all your projected expenses. The numbers will give you your answer.

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