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Updated about 7 years ago, 12/09/2017

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Paul Bryzek
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  • Investor
  • Oakland, CA
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Using AirBnB as a Tenant.

Paul Bryzek
Pro Member
  • Investor
  • Oakland, CA
Posted

Hi Everyone,

I wanted to get your viewpoint on the idea of securing a property from an owner on a month to month lease agreement, only I would then turn around and become an AirBnB host on that same property.  This is an innovative way to create significant cashflow using OPP (other peoples properties!).

I know cities are starting to regulate on AirBnB and short term rentals - e.g. SF only allows up to 90 days, but I am not clear on the rules surrounding being an AirBnB host as a sublet to my master lease agreement.


Has anybody tried this and what cities in the bay area would you think is best / worst to try out this creative strategy?

Thanks,

Paul

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