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Lorraine Patterson
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Long Term Stays in my STR

Lorraine Patterson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Queens, NY
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Happy Monday, I have a booking inquiry for 44 days, they are snowbirds they have been verified on VRBO since 2015 and they have 2 Five star reviews as guest. Is hosting long term stays over 28 days a bad deal regardless if I have many snowbirds in my market?

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Carolyn Fuller
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Carolyn Fuller
  • Cambridge, MA
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All of my 2021 Airbnb summer bookings are for over 30 nights. Airbnb indicated in the spring that many urban visitors were looking for longer rental periods so I offered a discount on monthly bookings. I don't think longer rental periods are a bad deal. They can be much easier and lucrative.

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