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Duncan Hayes
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  • Austin, TX
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*** Where do I start? STR/AirBNB/Arbitrage ***

Duncan Hayes
  • Investor
  • Austin, TX
Posted

Hey BP, hope everyone is doing well. 

My question is simple, Where Do I Start? A little about me, I've been in the investing industry for about 2.5 years now. Have virtually wholesaled deals all over the country from my couch, but I'm ready to get some cashflow going. I currently live in Austin, TX and I do have a LLC registered here as well. I'd like to get into the STR space, specifically AirBNB but idk where to start. What resources are you guys using to do your market research? I've viewed what going rates are from the consumer side and getting to see the available days so I think I have a general idea of the #'s, but of course "general ideas" and investing don't go together.

Thanks in advance for any advice! 

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