Here’s how this #airbnb brought in six figures last year
Summary
In this video, the host discusses how her three-bedroom condo made her six figures last year. The property was purchased in June 2021 for $725,000, with an upstairs unit that makes approximately $80,000 a year and a downstairs unit with a commercial tenant that generates around $40,000. The host replaced the floors and furniture which were old when they bought the property.
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