How I Make $180,000 Part Time Through Airbnb Rental Arbitage

Sean RakidzichAug 23, 20197m 22s9.1K viewsScore 75
Growth & Marketing
intermediate
Arbitrage
Profitability
Multiple Properties
Automation
Team Management
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Summary

AI-generated

Sean Rakidzich defines rental arbitrage as renting a property and then re-renting it for shorter stays at a higher rate, furnishing the property to make it appealing, but cautions that you must furnish it, and bills must be paid in order to be profitable. Over a period of less than 3 years, his business grew from 5 properties to 55, increasing cashflow from $20,000/month to $180,000/month with 60k in profit.

Key insights

  • The biggest upfront cost to rental arbitrage is the furniture, but with three months of free rent, the business can get started.

Mistakes to avoid

  • With conventional real estate, the more properties you acquire, the more restrictions are imposed on you to hedge the bet.

Tools & resources

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