How to start an Airbnb business in India | everything you need to know

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Is AIRBNB a good business?
How do I manage my Airbnbs?
Should YOU do airbnb?

In this video I breakdown the entire chartplan of how to start an airbnb business in India. Watch till the end :)

P.S: NOT AN INVESTMENT ADVICE. Please do your own due diligence.
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[AkshatZayn]

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[arunachalashiva]

If you buy an apartment for 80 lakhs to 1 cr and put it up on Airbnb for 4000 rs a day, you will get around Rs. 2800 after taxes and charges. If you are able to get bookings for 200 days a year (given you are lucky), you will get roughly 5.6 lakhs per annum. If you buy a flat in Bangalore in a branded community for a similar price, you will get a fixed rent of 5-6 lakhs per annum with much lesser management stress and longer life of your paint, interiors, electricals and plumbing works. And of course, much better appreciation.

Airbnb in Goa makes sense only if you buy a 2nd hand flat in the 50 lakh range. But that will not appreciate at all. Not every flat in a metro city costs 2 cr. You cannot count the cost in the prime areas which developed 30 years ago.

[madwho]

Like who all watched Guruji video on this topic. Clarity for youth.

[ALCATRAZ_]

Here after listening to uncle ji from gurgaon and that that uncle ji is saying is on point. You have to understand the local indian nuances, politics, etc.

[Dematdive]

3 Things are required to Become legendary Investor -
1. Vision
2. Courage
3. Patience

[pg]

Thanks to Guruji from Gurugram people now have more clarity and don't fall for such fraudsters schemes.

[Sahilkumar-izdt]

He is selling course, don't fall into trap. He wants to make money by selling course

[deepuphlwan]

He just reads the story which probably anyone with information from internet can with good presenting skills while guruji is professor knows in and out

[Deepaklibra]

Just one question Akshat, why would anyone travelling for a very short duration, let's say even 1-2 weeks, would cook food there ? This usecase is practical and correct for a country like US ( I lived there for 6-7 yrs) where getting food of liking is difficult for most PPL. But, in a country like India - buying food is not a problem. Why would someone expect their spouse to COOK or Wash Clothes, when the family is on VACATION, trying to ENJOY the Life and Vacation ??

[shaangaming]

Hey akshat ! " clarity for youth " a channel led by AMIT SANGWAN HAD MADE AN EXPOSE VIDEO ON YOU AND on idea OF AIR BNB . He had pointed valid point against you . Could you counter it . According to me he is right In every sense .

[doubleheartan]

Everybody who bought SBICARDS, HDFC and so on one year ago with his opinion are now wiped out. Now comes new idea from the Boss. ❤

[vikiraut]

Being host on Airbnb for 7+ years and running 4 properties I feel this video is nice as an Airbnb ad. Not at all educational video and that course is big no no. I'm having second thoughts on his previous finance videos. Is he a real finfluencer. He is technically right but practically nothing makes sense. It's like saying jump from 50 feet you will land on feet or you may break leg or you may die. Only take away from video is rental yield is more in short term rental than long term rental depending on the market. Have lost faith in him after this video

[akhilkapoor]

Sbi Card is at its support levels, it has not broken it. Remember how Akshat keeps telling about operator's game for FII entry.

[jacobabr]

.. When I was abroad, our office team used AirBnB extensively.It was a 30 member team outing and affording hotel rooms for two days would not fit with in our budget, hence we a booked an( church turned aprtment) AirBnB property 😝. We cooked our own food and had great time(dance, party etc..) . This concept is good. Obviously every business has risks and challenges. Liked that 'KB Warriors"

[retirefolio]

Akshat you were very much fond of Sbi card, Hdfc bank etc... I am not blaming, but do you remember the day youbcriticised Saurabh sir. Now its your turn... So be mature when you go up the ladder. Of course you have guided us immensely. But be humble

[sagarbhateja]

I am watching this video just because Guruji is giving clarity on this😅

[parthchokhawala]

the Airbnb manager will charge commission so can we expect the rental yield to be 6-7% instead of 8-9%, but still the rental yield of 6-7% is also very good . also since we are doing short term rentals the maintenance charges of the villa/flat/property will also be high

[_gauravsharma_]

I really appreciate ❤Akshat's content, although I tend to steer clear of his real estate advice due to practical considerations.

[brucebane]

15:38 i watch both of akshath and sango guruji videos and it's good seeing both of u troll each other😂😂😂😂

[pavanborade]

Required lot of clarity from Clarity from no.1 clarity Giver.