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All Forum Posts by: Sean McMorrow

Sean McMorrow has started 2 posts and replied 15 times.

Post: My first ever foreclosure auction(not buying)

Sean McMorrowPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • New York City, NY
  • Posts 15
  • Votes 7

What things should I be paying attention to in detail to learn or is it pretty self explanatory?

Post: NYC Real Estate Investors Networking Event

Sean McMorrowPosted
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@Basit Siddiqi great event last night. Hope to attend this one as well. Thanks so very much for organizing again!

Post: NYC Real Estate Meetup Dec. 12th 2019. Drinks & Food!!!

Sean McMorrowPosted
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  • New York City, NY
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@Basit Siddiqi no problem. Looking forward to the gathering

Post: NYC Real Estate Meetup Dec. 12th 2019. Drinks & Food!!!

Sean McMorrowPosted
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  • New York City, NY
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@Steven Mercado going to try to go to that January 7th meetup at 37 E29th St I saw on the forum.

Post: NYC Real Estate Meetup Dec. 12th 2019. Drinks & Food!!!

Sean McMorrowPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • New York City, NY
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Hi @Steven Mercado !  Welcome to the group. Look forward to seeing you at the next one.  Someone of us will  soon for hopefully January. It was a great time with motivated people last time. Definitely encourage going.  See you around and happy new year! 

Post: NYC native here looking to get started

Sean McMorrowPosted
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  • New York City, NY
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Welcome to the forum! @Angel-Ty L. just had a meetup in Brooklyn.  So I would follow him being he said he was going to arrange another one soon.  Hopefully we will connect around sometime.  Good luck on your journey!

Post: NYC Long Distance Investors Networking

Sean McMorrowPosted
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  • New York City, NY
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  • Votes 7
Hope you had a good time with your stay in NYC

Originally posted by @Yash Mirchandani:

I'm a developer in India and am working on building systems to create a long distance rental portfolio in the US.

Currently in New York for a week, looking to meet investors who live in New York and invest of state.

Would love to have some interesting conversations over coffee or lunch. 

Post: Has anyone here used a property manager for AirBnB?

Sean McMorrowPosted
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  • New York City, NY
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@John Underwood Thanks for responding to my thread!  I am going to check out the VRBO sites as you suggested!


Originally posted by @John Underwood:

I personally have found self managing my Vrbo / Airbnb to be pretty easy to manage using the VRBO/ Airbnb sites to handle most things. Add a great cleaning service and your 95% there.

Post: Has anyone here used a property manager for AirBnB?

Sean McMorrowPosted
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  • New York City, NY
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Thanks Myka for replying to the thread!  This is great info!  I am going to check these out ASAP!


Originally posted by @Myka Artis:

I haven't but you don't technically need one to run an Airbnb. It can all be automated from your phone with the below locks & apps. A PM company may charge you 20% which is fair but you can use systems to automate the process and not have to deal with anything.

Remotelock - I personally use the Remotelock 5i and connect it to this app. When guests book it automatically creates door codes and sends it to the guest.

TurnoverBnB- Automates your cleaning process and keeps you in constant contact with cleaners.

Smartbnb - This automates all messaging. Even has smart replies if your guests have questions. Also automates reviews.

Pricelabs/Beyondpricing - Automates your pricing. I use both but depends on the property

Remitly - Pay your VA

Homebase - Create Tasks/Hours for your VA

Airbnb Teams - Gives your VA access to whatever features of Airbnb that you allow.

I use all those apps and it automates my entire STR business. There's properties I haven't seen in months and those get the job done.

If you need a PM for your STR though there are plenty on these here forums.

Post: Has anyone here used a property manager for AirBnB?

Sean McMorrowPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • New York City, NY
  • Posts 15
  • Votes 7
Thanks for responding to the thread!  I am keeping my options open ATM as far as location.  Seems like Texas largely has the least stringent regulation to AirBnB so far with my limited research.

Originally posted by @Caroline C.:

@Sean McMorrow you definitely need property management that specializes in STR. Your options depends on your market. I've opted for using small boutique pm's - essentially people that are managing their own but expanded their business to manage a handful of them. And generally there will be bigger companies that can offer the service as well. Is your STR in NYC?