We Sold Our Joshua Tree Airbnb for a $180,000 Profit (Here's Our Next Move)

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The Real Estate Robinsons sold their Joshua Tree Airbnb for a $180,000 profit after operating it for 8 months, generating $49,000 in revenue. They explain the financial details and why they decided to sell rather than refinance.

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