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Summary
This video explains how to help landlords by managing their properties as short-term rentals and generating passive income for them. The presenter argues that landlords often don't want the hassle of managing a hospitality business, and they may lack the knowledge of Airbnb SEO, pricing, and guest communications. By offering performance-based co-hosting services, hosts can create a win-win arrangement where the landlord earns more than long-term rent, and the host gets paid only when they exceed that benchmark.
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