$2,500,000 on Airbnb. How much I get to keep. My airbnb income explained.

On the 2.5 million dollars I make on airbnb. How much do I get to keep? I explain how I get my net operating margin on airbnb while teaching you how getting bigger effects your profit in the business.
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[AirbnbAutomated]

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[eleshop]

Sean, I really appreciate this video. So many people talk about their gross revenue in bookings, but it is great to see how that translates out to actual net income. Which still is an amazing number!

[prednosttrake]

10-15% downturn, eliminates the gross margin.

[kimberiysmarketstrategy]

I make : 1 - property, 1, 000-4, 000 a month over cost depending on season, 0 housecleaning ( I’m the cleaner) 1000 in bills & supplies. We are clearing barely enough this way. Time to scale up !

[jeffreyowusu-ansah]

Very honest breakdown of numbers. But this makes sense as it’s more automated for him so of course a lot more costs are involved but still making a lot off them

[KatTheo]

I am doing my first BnB but I bought it. Have to look into this :)

[ravelbella]

Thank you for the detailed cost break down. Very helpful!

[BivinsJay]

I wasn't financial free until my 40's and I'm still in my 40's, bought my second house
I rented on Airbnb already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn't matter if you don't have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing is a grand choice I made. Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Very inspiring! I love this

[deionsworld]

So roughly a lil less than 25% net that's not bad it's most definitely worth it & plus if u own the property (which some ppl don't) u will also b building equity

[ipiteam]

Amazing Sean! My only problem with your model is 1/ you don't get to depreciate the properties and use that depreciation to offset your rental income, 2/ you don't build any equity on these properties overtime. Are you thinking of ultimately buying properties and building your own RE portfolio with all that cash you make?

[tonijacobs]

So would it be cheaper for you to own the properties instead of leasing them?

[JW.]

Thanks for the video. Why don't you buy the property when you have the capital too?

[yahairajayanarodriguez]

Reall talk, Real 💰 Lets go Airbnber. I love it!!!

[jamesclugston]

And this guy is why cities have had enough of AirBnB. Enjoy it while you can

[Renderhm]

Also I have a video suggestion could you teach us how to make multiple airbnb accounts and airbnb hacks to get more people to sign up for your cohosting service

[prechathenomadmama]

What I really wanna know is how you negotiate with the owners to not pay a deposit or slowly get it back like you’ve mentioned in some videos

[sharkslayer]

How are you getting away with subletting? I will not allow it on any of my rentals and I make sure there is a no subletting clause in the lease.

[richsamuel]

It sounds good as long as nothing goes wrong. How did you do through the Pandemic?

[keithlovingfoss]

What do you do about the taxes on that money? What percentage should be put aside?

[ernestorosete]

Those days are over. They’re all going to get hunted down by the IRS soon 😅it’s not worth it anymore. Local and state officials also are investigating and planning to crack down on the people listing their homes and apartments on the apps. But if you’re a professional fully licensed and insured Vacation Home Rental Agency you don’t have to worry about it. As for everyone else purporting to be “brokers” and “property managers” 😅uh oh 😬