From working in HR to 100k NOK month on Airbnb without owning (BNB UNI Review)
Summary
This interview features Marie, a former HR professional who transitioned to short-term rental hosting without owning property, scaling to 5 properties and earning 100k NOK per month with guidance from BNB UNI's coaching program. She highlights the importance of a strong system, landlord trust-building, and treating the business seriously for sustainable growth.
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