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Anandhu Jayan
  • Houston, TX
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AirBnB: Managing myself vs Airbnb Arbitrage Model

Anandhu Jayan
  • Houston, TX
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Hello,

I'm a long time follower of this community and recently made the jump into purchasing a home in Houston with the intend of turning it into an AirBnb. At the time I made the decision to purchase this home that is currently finishing construction, I was still working in Houston. However, recently I've had to relocate to another city for a long term project. This makes it harder for me to get the property furnished, and set-up to become an AirBnb. After reading through many of the posts and talking to some people, I have three options:

1) Hire a Property Management company that specializes in AirBnbs.

2) Rent to someone who does AirBnB arbitrage. 

3) Manage it myself. 

I know there are pros and cons for all three of these options, but I would like to hear if any of you have gone through such a scenario and what path you chose. 

Thank you.

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