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Keleisha Carter
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Short term rentals in Orlando

Keleisha Carter
  • Investor
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I am still interested in doing short-term rentals in Orlando especially as there will be a new theme park in 2023. If you are doing short term rentals in the area, how is it thus far for you? Any advice on how to approach this strategy even with COVID

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Shawn McCormick
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Shawn McCormick
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@Jessica Wygal I do not feel we are saturated. Yes, there is a lot of competition for vacationers. I'm seeing/hearing that bookings are really ramping up especially for later this year and already solid for 2022. My PM company rep does a great job with tour operators, youth sports leagues coming for competitions and markets aggressively to keep their units full. They have over 700 and they are all full thru April. Zero availability. So there is room and once everything 'opens up', I believe you'll be in a really good position.

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