5 Reasons It's Too Late to Airbnb in 2024

is it too late to start an airbnb business in 2024? There are a lot of risky indicators out there, and, if you asked strictly as a hands-off investment. I would say yes. But airbnb is more than just a passive play, so there's more at work. Here's my full thoughts.

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[djnaydee]

You the man bruh.. Im still winning with my whole home rental on Long Island because everything I've learned from you over the years. 🙏🙏

[dvsmith]

Nothing ventured nothing gained! Just putting the finishing touches on my first listing. I plan on going all in on 2024.

[Realtique]

Thanks Sean! Starting Airbnb in Vietnam now! Very informative! 👍

[nisso]

What about old properties? Is it a bad idea to use an old rent property?

[dewholdingsllc]

Yes in many sub markets are inflated values and recent buyers are upside down with trending down.

[errikos]

Hello! You think Greece (Athens) is a good country to start or is saturated?

[MkNkLMan]

Hey Sean, been watching your channel on and off for a while. Haven’t seen every video but quite a few. Appreciate the insight and info! There a way to contact you and slide a business partnership idea across your desk?

[ritahyendu]

Came at the right time cause was deciding if l need to expand or not due to the economy. Though you have passed on fantastic knowledge, thank you.

[jamesstuartbrice]

Not all of the facilities are places you would want to stay. The hosts can act like jerks and the AIRBNB management at the center will do little to help the guests who have complaints. This has made me reluctant to go to places that advertise with AIRBNB, I am distrustful of the hosts. Some are great and others are jerks. You do not know before you stay somewhere which it will be. The central organization does not do much to help dissatisfied customers. I think this will make AIRBNB increasingly unpopular.

[jayescapeplan]

I am in El Paso, Texas. I've noticed many hosts are a bit greedy with pricing or try to match bigger cities like Dallas or Houston. I still want to give it a shot, but with a more realistic approach and price point.

[ChoicesLLC]

Hi Sean: Would your company be interested in renting my Airbnb and Arbitrage? I sold $100k in 1 year. I'm near Joshua Tree.

[Megamonkeyboy]

Damn I just signed into to your cracking super host hopefully I get something going😅😞

[indulgebespokeprivatechefs]

Why do hosts feel so entitled and forgot that the guests are actually paying for there place. A list of chores before you go? Yeah right! $250 a night Iam not doing nothing, not even taking out the garbage. Last airbnb told me to please put the cover back on the barbecue. We paid more then $3, 000 for about 10 days. So Petty and ridiculous to go out of your way to message that. They said it causes rust and that it's in the guidelines. I was pissed. Why not just wait a couple days and put the stupid cover on the barbecue and leave it at that. Host nowadays are just traumatized by bad guests but they have to remember to take care of each individual guests differently with professionalism. I literally paid their mortgage and have booked there before. The point is they made us feel unwanted and I felt like I was walking on eggshells the whole time after that. Love to hear your opinion

[candyrosepetals]

I definitely agree it’s too late. I made the most money during the Plandemic, though. Lots of repeat guests.