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All Forum Posts by: Michael Glaser

Michael Glaser has started 41 posts and replied 158 times.

Post: Vacation Rental & Airdna Numbers | What Am I Missing?

Michael Glaser
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  • Venice, CA
  • Posts 163
  • Votes 49

@Jon Crosby

- Paid for the premium data so it seems to be pretty accurate with me going through to the checkout at Airbnb & VRBO's with surrounding Airbnb's in my 3-4BR criteria.

- My numbers include housekeeping, vacancy, 12% occupancy tax, 3% Airbnb tax, etc.

- Properties don't have much of an appreciation upside which means they don't have a depreciation downside IMO. The property sold for $5,000 less in 2011. I'm not looking to sell this for the next 15-25yrs. Thus, it doesn't really matter if I can personally more than cover the mortgage on my own. The county is beyond rural and I doubt they get restrictive if they haven't already. There's also the chance I refinance as my numbers reflect about $30K in BRRR cash.

- Guest's experiences are paramount. I couldn't agree more. I'll be up there to check the first month's guests in as much as possible. I think spending $30K on renovating/updating and putting brand new furnishing/appliances/TV's/work office will put this above and beyond the other vacation rentals in the small market. 

Post: Vacation Rental & Airdna Numbers | What Am I Missing?

Michael Glaser
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  • Venice, CA
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  • Votes 49

I never thought I'd be looking to do a vacation rental, but I think I've found a good deal. The house is in an area I often travel to get out of the big city and reset so it's a win-win for my sanity. It's a super small micro-market. Kicker is this is about 3-4hrs from Los Angeles where I work and live. 

Downloaded this spreadsheet from LEARNAIRBNB.COM

This is what I've come up with for a 1.Worst, 2. Likely & 3. Best/Airdna Date

Going to see the house tomorrow and am prequalified for a 5% down loan on a $260K sales price would put my mortgage at a $1,700 range. 

Occupancy tax in the town/county is 12%.

1. WORST: 12 day rental per month, $11,205 startup:


2. LIKELY
: 16 day rental per month, $8,525 startup:

3. BEST: 25 nights per month, $11,205 startup:

(Airdna numbers is 25.5 at 84% occupancy per month with no signs of slowing/average night is $270, but mine would be a brand new interior/this model has only $5,000 in furnishing the entire house vs. the prior model that is $7,500 to furnish)


I know, I KNOW, 25 nights is a pipe dream, but that's what Airdna is giving me so it was even beyond my best scenarios so put it down for S's & gigs. Counting the nights by hand on Airbnb for properties of the like I think it's more realistic to say 16 - 20/nights a week. Summer is almost 28-30/nights or 97% occupancy. 

I've found a local maid service and I'd self manage from a far via Nest cameras and remote locks. I'd probably make some trips up Sundays to check weekend people out and make sure the property's initial stays went flawlessly as possible. 

I tried to do it with the BP calculator but it doesn't seem equipped:
LIKELY BP:

Post: Home Inspector in Kansas City MO

Michael Glaser
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  • Venice, CA
  • Posts 163
  • Votes 49

I've been happy with HOME TEAM:

myhometeaminspection.com

Post: BP Nashville Conf NFL Sunday Watch Party | Benchmark Bar & Grill

Michael Glaser
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  • Venice, CA
  • Posts 163
  • Votes 49

@Sam Wilson upstairs if anyone stops by. Most games are on upstairs.

Post: BiggerPockets Nashville Expo Meet ups?

Michael Glaser
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  • Venice, CA
  • Posts 163
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@Emerald McGinnis & @Mark Gliebe if you're fans of football I've put together this meetup on Sunday. There's a handful of us going:

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/760204-bp-nashville-conf-nfl-sunday-watch-party-benchmark-bar-and-grill

Post: Announcing The BiggerPockets Conference 2019 in Nashville!!!

Michael Glaser
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  • Venice, CA
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Very much looking forward to this. Anyone coming in from KC or Los Angeles let me know. 

Post: BP Nashville Conf NFL Sunday Watch Party | Benchmark Bar & Grill

Michael Glaser
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  • Venice, CA
  • Posts 163
  • Votes 49

Calling all NFL fans in Nashville for the BP conference!

This Sunday, Sept 6th!

We'll be watching games at Benchmark Bar & Grill off 2nd St, Downtown Nashville at noon. As convenient as FUSE sports bar at the Gaylord is, those looking to venture out into town Sunday morning come on by and pull up a seat with me.

Feel free to join me at:

Benchmark Bar & Grill

117 2nd Ave N

Nashville, TN 37201

GAMES START AT NOON!

Post: How To Offer Cash Without Having Cash

Michael Glaser
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... slow day today I guess. @Brandon Turner I know this is somehow new to you too.

Post: How To Offer Cash Without Having Cash

Michael Glaser
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I was listening to show 321 with J & Carol Scott. They said they would offer cash and put a clause in the contract saying they'd get financing or hard money. 

"Hey I have the cash available, however, I use a private loan or bank loan, but it won't affect the seller..."

@Brandon Turner 

How is this accomplished exactly or am I over thinking it? 

Do you have to show proof of funds to get the deal and then sort out your financing as long as you close on time?