You MUST HAVE This In Your Lease Arbitrage Agreement! | The STRR Podcast #72 | Tim Hubbard
Summary
This episode of Short Term Rental Riches focuses on lease arbitrage, emphasizing the crucial need for an "out" clause in the lease agreement. This allows hosts to exit penalty-free should performance not meet expectations or regulations change. Additionally, the speaker advises adding the owner as an insured to any commercial liability policies.
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