Lease Arbitrage Deals Just Got Riskier | The STRR Podcast #103 | Tim Hubbard
Summary
Tim Hubbard discusses the increasing risks associated with lease arbitrage in the short-term rental market, citing potential issues like landlords neglecting maintenance, increased rents, and city regulations changes. He advises hosts to be cautious and thorough when entering lease agreements.
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