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Conner Olsen
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High Demand for Monthly Rentals in Austin

Conner Olsen
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Austin, TX
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I started doing monthly rentals on Airbnb in June and found that there was an extremely high demand for my unit. I booked out 6 months in 48 hours! My brother copied my strategy in East Austin in an area without any monthly rentals nearby. I wasn't sure if he would get the same demand that I had up by the Domain. He has had 4 inquiries in 24 hours with people trying to book for the next 5 months. He ended up raising his rate $350 higher than his expectation and got renters. The demand is there!

  • Conner Olsen
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