Short-term vacation rentals involve renting out properties to travelers for short stays, typically through platforms like Airbnb or VRBO.Getting Started: If you're interested in flipping, start by researching local real estate markets, analyzing potential deals, and networking with real estate professionals, contractors, and lenders.

Is the listing agent from the deal listed on Propwire, or are you sourcing it from other platforms, ie; Zillow, etc? 

Meetup.com and BiggerPockets are two websites and platforms that frequently list local events where you may meet other investors.Attend Workshops or Seminars on Real Estate Investing: Keep an eye out for conferences, seminars, or workshops on real estate investing in the markets you are targeting.

I would like the listings to be similar in price across all platforms, but since they won’t be exactly to the dollar, I’d prefer Airbnb and vrbo to be the cheaper option over booking.com.

Hello community, I want to thanks each and everyone on this platform for sharing their experiences and ideas. 

Since the last time I  used this platform I’ve successfully purchased my first home and converted into a house hack with short term and long term rentals. 

This could provide a steady stream of additional income while allowing you to stay in the home you like.Short-term rental: If renting out a room isn't feasible, you could explore the option of short-term rentals through platforms like Airbnb.

I was wondering if i could get some testimonies and insight from people on the BiggerPockets platform to help me figure out if it is a good idea or not.

You want to have a solid listing on the platform with no preference for a tenant pool.

If there is ANY platform that would know who is motivated and who is not, it would be Facebook.