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Justin Sullivan
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Phoenix, AZ
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AirBNB dna site is it accurate?

Justin Sullivan
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Phoenix, AZ
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I am new to the Phoenix market. In New Jersey long term rental we're coming and hood cash flow. Taxes high buy houses were so cheap it worked out. Here in Phoenix the houses are more expensive so I am looking to start short term rentals. Just wanted to get everyone's advice on the Airbnb dna website, is it accurate? I haven't signed up for the paid version yet wanted to get some information first. I have input several address and it seems like all of them will work put and cash flow Pretty decent. Are theIr projections realistic? Or should I run my STR numbers in another way?

Any advice is appreciated!!

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