Inside my $525,000 Gatlinburg Airbnb Cabin [Tour and financials]
Summary
The video showcases a recently purchased Gatlinburg cabin intended for use as a short-term rental and discusses the financial aspects of the purchase and potential revenue, while giving a brief tour of the 2 bed, 2 bath property. The property cost $525,000, with another $10,000 in renovations, and a 10% down payment. The expectation is around $5,000 gross income each month.
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