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Updated 3 months ago, 10/11/2024

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Scott Glozzy
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Listing my STR in the offseason as a Mid-Term rental

Scott Glozzy
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Hi Everyone, 

I'm a rookie real estate investor with one short term rental in South Carolina. Currently my STR is doing great during the busy summer season in SC and covers my offseason which is fantastic, but I'd like to maximize my income with this property. I'd like to list it as a mid-term rental in the offseason October- March and I'm looking for some guidance.


Furnished Finder has proven to be a bit difficult for me and I have not been able to land a mid term renter just yet. Does anyone have a suggestion on how I could accomplish this through Airbnb? Right now I use Hospitable as my channel manager and Price labs for dynamic pricing. I'm not sure if there is a creative way to accomplish my goal through that software that is integrated as well. I'm a bit stuck. 

Thank you all looking forward to the discussion. 

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