Hi Sean, I am about to put fifteen units under a two-year corporate lease. I was able to negotiate with the leasing agent to get the first two months of each year rent-free and to waive the amenities fee and to get half-price on parking. I could not have done it without what I learned from your channel. Thanks, man, you're the best! The next time you're in New Orleans, drinks are on me
@@fernandodreamvacations-rentals where the link to your vid? Sure wealth development can be argued however how do you overcome scalability hurdles purchasing primarily DPs?
I disagree even if you own u don’t own it completely, u still owe a lot . According to financial analysts it says if u rent ur saving more money long term than owning property
@@backfive6231 In the beginning scaling will be slower if you don't have the capital but its much easier to "find" money when you own an asset, thus making scalability easy.
^^ 110% Sean’s got it on the money 🤑. You are the one helping the landlord ease their stress by being a guaranteed renter. Love the comparison of risk/reward! That was gold. Sean quick request: I noticed that my listing is no longer advertising the lowest rate night on search, could be an update on Airbnb’s end. Do you have an alternative or a comparable approach to getting a better advertised price while still using the high price/daily discount approach? Thanks!
Hi Sean, Do you provide an idea templet for House Rules? just to get an idea for what to put in my New Ever Airbnb! this thought of me not having an idea for what to put in the "rules of the house" makes me sick. And I am very close to open my home to the public.
Unless you meet a certain threshold, you have to compile the numbers yourself, which is no too hard to do by going through your transaction history. +-+-+++--++++ US persons who have earned over $20,000 and had 200+ reservations The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requires US companies that process payments, including Airbnb, to report gross earnings for all US users who earn over $20,000 and have 200+ transactions in the calendar year. If you exceed both IRS thresholds in a calendar year, Airbnb will issue you a Form 1099-K.
Where do you find your properties available for rent? Sounds simple, but we are trying to expand into new markets Using local Craigslist Airbnb in hot pads and we just can’t find enough rental properties
Following because I want to know the answer as well. I have one listing (it's doing amazing) but the homeowner wants to sell in 4 months. I want to have a couple more properties before that happens so that I can continue to expand and and grow. I'm also considering getting an apartment downtown and AirBnB'ing that
@@wbs2819 Honestly I got lucky. My job moved to the area I currently live in and I did a lot of market research before coming here because AirBnB was always something I wanted to do. As far as doing research for the specific area in my city, I just talk to people and see where the hot spots are.
@@AirbnbAutomated apparently not, but it got me watching to that point...also Merit coffee is a solid spot, I got my first rental arbitrage right down the road after watching all your videos. Thanks for all the help, your the man!
Hi Sean, I am about to put fifteen units under a two-year corporate lease. I was able to negotiate with the leasing agent to get the first two months of each year rent-free and to waive the amenities fee and to get half-price on parking. I could not have done it without what I learned from your channel. Thanks, man, you're the best! The next time you're in New Orleans, drinks are on me
Wow that’s is amazing. Congratulations to you. You just inspired me too because I was skeptical with negotiating with leasing agents
I strongly strongly dislike some of the guys that show up on your ads. But I’ll watch it just to get to your videos
I would 100% debate you and argue that owning is better and increases net wealth more then renting.
@@PK67USA same here, in fact I put out a video that explains the pros and cons.
@@fernandodreamvacations-rentals where the link to your vid? Sure wealth development can be argued however how do you overcome scalability hurdles purchasing primarily DPs?
I disagree even if you own u don’t own it completely, u still owe a lot . According to financial analysts it says if u rent ur saving more money long term than owning property
@@tessslakimmo7750 please explain your logic?
@@backfive6231 In the beginning scaling will be slower if you don't have the capital but its much easier to "find" money when you own an asset, thus making scalability easy.
Please write an Airbnb book 📖
Thanks
^^ 110% Sean’s got it on the money 🤑. You are the one helping the landlord ease their stress by being a guaranteed renter. Love the comparison of risk/reward! That was gold.
Sean quick request: I noticed that my listing is no longer advertising the lowest rate night on search, could be an update on Airbnb’s end. Do you have an alternative or a comparable approach to getting a better advertised price while still using the high price/daily discount approach?
Thanks!
Amazing thank you so much
Hi Sean, Do you provide an idea templet for House Rules? just to get an idea for what to put in my New Ever Airbnb! this thought of me not having an idea for what to put in the "rules of the house" makes me sick. And I am very close to open my home to the public.
Inside of my program cracking superhost, yes I do
Inside of my program cracking superhost, yes I do
I gave up on air bnb in canada
Hi sir is Airbnb going to sent me paperwork for my taxes ? This is my first time Airbnb. Stated in late September 2020 .
Unless you meet a certain threshold, you have to compile the numbers yourself, which is no too hard to do by going through your transaction history.
+-+-+++--++++
US persons who have earned over $20,000 and had 200+ reservations
The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requires US companies that process payments, including Airbnb, to report gross earnings for all US users who earn over $20,000 and have 200+ transactions in the calendar year. If you exceed both IRS thresholds in a calendar year, Airbnb will issue you a Form 1099-K.
Thanks Sean!
Dope af video bro no cap al cienon
Where do you find your properties available for rent? Sounds simple, but we are trying to expand into new markets Using local Craigslist Airbnb in hot pads and we just can’t find enough rental properties
Following because I want to know the answer as well. I have one listing (it's doing amazing) but the homeowner wants to sell in 4 months. I want to have a couple more properties before that happens so that I can continue to expand and and grow. I'm also considering getting an apartment downtown and AirBnB'ing that
@Jeff Corporon I take the easy route. I google "apartment rental specials" and the name of the city and call the first three pages of results.
@@A_A_Ron_Burgundy love that! How did you narrow down on what city you wanted to start in?
@@wbs2819 Honestly I got lucky. My job moved to the area I currently live in and I did a lot of market research before coming here because AirBnB was always something I wanted to do. As far as doing research for the specific area in my city, I just talk to people and see where the hot spots are.
OMG why does it take so long to get to the point!?!?! 4 minutes to just say that?!?! lol good stuff tho
Well, you do know how the UA-cam algorithm works.
@@AirbnbAutomated apparently not, but it got me watching to that point...also Merit coffee is a solid spot, I got my first rental arbitrage right down the road after watching all your videos. Thanks for all the help, your the man!
I live 3 blocks from merit. I probably can see your building from where I am right now. Small world!
I got 12 months free in NYC !!!
first comment wassup 🤝🏾🤝🏾🤝🏾🤝🏾
I wanted to be first!!
Am I the first one? 😁