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Jason Lavender
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Short term air bnb while house is on the market?

Jason Lavender
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Wichita, KS
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I’m in the middle of a flip in downtown Wichita and was thinking of listing it on air bnb or home away once I get it done and staged to produce some revenue while it’s on the market. Anyone ever done this and if so what were the pros and cons? I realize showings would be affected with guests being there but thought more of utilizing open houses when I can plan the dates and avoid guests. Thoughts?

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Valerie Hiscoe
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Valerie Hiscoe
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  • Richmond, BC
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I personally wouldn't put myself in that position. You can plan open houses but not viewings and it would be a hassle for all concerned (2 days notice to enter?). It's difficult enough to work around tenants so I'd spare myself the trouble. Especially since your staging could easily be unappreciated with guests leaving things around.

I'd just focus on selling it ASAP. 

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