Having a lot of Airbnbs or short term rental properties is not the goal. Here’s why

2.4K viewsPublished: February 6, 20230m 33sScore: 75
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Summary

The key to success in short-term rentals isn't the number of properties, but their quality and efficiency in generating cash flow. Having just 5-10 high-quality STRs should provide ample income. The presenter suggests focusing on making the most of a smaller portfolio and cautions against acquiring a large number of properties if each is not profitable.

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