All Forum Posts by: Greg Strunak
Greg Strunak has started 14 posts and replied 22 times.
What are some of the best/affordable wifis for remote areas. I am in the logan/hocking hills ohio area. We use spectrum right now, which is about $85 a month and works well. Just wanted to do some research and see if this is the best option or if there are better deals.
Post: AIr bnb minimum stay

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We were able to fix the problem by disconnecting hospitable thru the air bnb application and then reconnecting the app. Seems to have corrected the issue.
Post: AIr bnb minimum stay

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Is there a way to fix the api feed issue?
Post: AIr bnb minimum stay

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Has anyone ever had trouble with Airbnb Custom Trip Lengths? We use Price Labs > Hospitable > Airbnb. We have set the minimum stay requirement on Price Labs to 2 nights, and it is correctly reflected on Hospitable. But when guests go to book on Airbnb for June 14th for example, it says there is a 4+ night minimum stay requirement. So I went into Airbnb’s Calendar and saw that there were hundreds of Custom Trip Lengths created for the entire year that I did not create, and they do not match the Hospitable calendar. Yesterday I went through and manually deleted all of the Custom Trip Lengths that were greater than 2 nights for the entire year. And guests were still experiencing the same 4+ night minimum issue. I just logged in again this morning and the Custom Trip Length settings that I deleted yesterday were back today. So I’ve deleted them again, and still having same issue. I have force synced Price Labs with Hospitable, and force synced Hospitable with Airbnb. I have contacted Airbnb and they are not helpful at all. I’ve googled this and found several forums with others having same issue and no solution. Please help if you can as this is severely negatively impacting our occupancy rate.
Greg
Post: Best management platform

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BP friends,
I have just purchased my first STR property and close in March! I was wondering what some of the better management tools to use for a single STR. Ive been doing some research seems like guesty, hostfully, ownerez, hospitable seem to be the most popular. Has anyone used the platforms or have any insite. Also does pricelabs integrate into any of these management platforms?
Hello BP,
I have just purchased my first STR property and close in March! I was wondering what some of the better management tools to use for a single STR. Ive been doing some research seems like guesty, hostfully, ownerez, hospitable seem to be the most popular. Has anyone used the platforms or have any insite. Also does pricelabs integrate into any of these management platforms?
Post: real estate fees on seller finance

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Quote from @Account Closed:
Quote from @Greg Strunak:
I'm currently in the process of negotiating a seller finance deal, and I'm seeking some insights from the community regarding what would be considered a fair amount of commission for the real estate agent involved.
The property is unique in that it involves seller financing, and I want to ensure that the agent is compensated fairly for their expertise and efforts. I understand that traditional commission rates might not directly apply in this situation, so I'm curious to hear about any experiences or recommendations you might have. Also looking for insight on a good loan servicing company.
If a real estate agent brought me a seller financing property I'd for sure pay 3% commission. I'm assuming they are representing the seller and I am representing me.
No this is not the case, I did my own market research found the property myself and reached out to the agent who is listing the home. The home and sellers wanted conventional payment, but i was able to talk the agent into bringing a seller finance deal to the table. Sorry should have been more clear on the situtation.
Post: real estate fees on seller finance

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I'm currently in the process of negotiating a seller finance deal, and I'm seeking some insights from the community regarding what would be considered a fair amount of commission for the real estate agent involved.
The property is unique in that it involves seller financing, and I want to ensure that the agent is compensated fairly for their expertise and efforts. I understand that traditional commission rates might not directly apply in this situation, so I'm curious to hear about any experiences or recommendations you might have. Also looking for insight on a good loan servicing company.
Post: Vacation rental company

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Looking a purchasing a condo in the myrtle beach area. The unit I'm looking at has a vacation rental company that manages the rental. From what I've been told all the condos in the building are put into a rotation, when you unit is rented you get bumped to the back of the line and then rebooked. To me this seems like you are missing out of a lot of revenue. Would i be able to use air bnb to rent out the days where the rental company does not have my unit rented out? Does anyone have any experience with the vacation rental company's.
Post: Working on my first seller finance deal

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Very good insight there. I like the concept of what you can already get with a standard loan. Also looking in to the DSCR what a great option to have.