All Forum Posts by: Eric DeNardo

@Cp Rahaim,

Typically the airbnb estimators focus on your potential revenue. You have to determine costs yourself. Typically you can estimate typical housing costs. Furnishing will be determined by how nice of furniture you want to use. 

@Ginnie Vigansky,

Congrats!! Amazing news. Its usually 24-48 hours - Your agent should have had a timeline to receive a reply. Hope it goes well!!

Hey @Trevor Duke,

Are you looking to find a long-term tenant? We typically find you can get similar rents to a condo. Check out biggerpockets rent estimator that could give you a good idea of what you could rent out each unit.  

@Nigel Ross,

Take practice quizzes. As many as you can- even if you don’t know the material yet. I learned the most when I got the answer incorrect and had to check why. Then retake the test until you get a 100% correct. 

 @Andre Nusta, Devekio a pitch about what skills you have that may be good for a co-host and begin calling airbnb owners and asking.

Hey @Trevor Crabtree,

Have you thought about doing another house hack with roommates and renting out your current bedroom? 

Hi @Ryston Watts,

Welcome to BiggerPockets! You have come to the right place for real estate investors. These resources helped me tremendously in getting started:

1. Go into the forums, ask questions, and create your own posts!

2. Start using the calculators. They are a great start for analyzing deals and getting familiar with the numbers. (I have a more complicated one, if interested)

3. Listen to the podcasts.

4. Attend a Meetup in your area or meet someone local and grab a coffee or a beer.

5. Message people and request to be friends - this is a great way to start building relationships

Cheers!

Hi @April Birdsong,

I may have someone in my database; I can check. Did you get a hold of someone?

@Nigel Ross,

What real estate classes? For investing or becoming an agent?

@Jay Franklin

Welcome to BiggerPockets! You have come to the right place for real estate investors. These resources helped me tremendously in getting started:

1. Go into the forums, ask questions, and create your own posts!

2. Start using the calculators. They are a great start for analyzing deals and getting familiar with the numbers. (I have a more complicated one, if interested)

3. Listen to the podcasts.

4. Attend a Meetup in your area or meet someone local and grab a coffee or a beer.

5. Message people and request to be friends - this is a great way to start building relationships

Cheers!