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Analyzing Short Term Rentals

Nicole Vincent
  • Mastic, NY
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Hello All, My husband and I are looked to buy a short term rental in the Smokies in the next few months. I have gotten pretty good at analyzing long term rentals but have a feeling I am leaving things out when analyzing short term. Is anyone willing to share any spreadsheets they use to analyze properties? 

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Luke Carl
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@Nicole Vincent Airdna is the Rentometer of STR. It's ok if you know what you're doing but I like to do it the old fashioned way.

CLICK HERE for the Enemy Method

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