Rental Arbitrage explained in simple terms
Summary
This video briefly explains rental arbitrage as the process of securing a lease on a property with the owner's permission and then listing it on Airbnb for short-term rentals, aiming to make more than the rent amount. The host also provides an example of how he rents space out to his sister when she comes to visit his dad's house.
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