Yes. There are some bad airbnbs out there. But this is 100% not the case…. #airbnbarbitrage #shorts
Summary
The video addresses the comparison between the Airbnb experience and the hotel experience. The speaker argues that some Airbnb listings are better than hotels, especially for larger families who want to stay together. He states that one of his cabins generated $28,000 last month without imposing burdensome checkout tasks on guests, and targets his Airbnb rentals toward large families so that everyone can stay together in one place.
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