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Updated almost 4 years ago, 12/08/2020

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Dev Paul
  • Jersey city, New Jersey (NJ)
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What are the challenges, including costs, of managing remotely

Dev Paul
  • Jersey city, New Jersey (NJ)
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I know some people here have STR's which they claim to manage remotely. Im trying to understand challenges and costs associated with that model of managing. I mean on an average how many times in a year you need to travel/fly to your STR properties? Do you have some family or friends who live in your STR towns and help at times? Do you have reliable cleaning and maintenance person whom you hired when you first set your STR up? Im particularly interested in those cases where owner lives far away (more than 10 hr drive- need to fly than drive) and where you primarily manage yourself rather than through a management company (may be mixed model?).

Thanks

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