Airbnb Arbitrage Explained (In 30 Seconds) 🏡 #shorts

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[LegacyInvestingShow]

Sub-leasing is 100% legal.

That’s right. If you present yourself as the LLC, you can go around that.

For every Airbnb tenant you get — declare them as your occupant for the LLC.

Doesn’t matter if they’ll stay for a few days, you can declare a new occupant… as many times as you want!

This allows you to “sub-lease” a property in every state/city REGARDLESS of its laws.

I talk more about how I find highly profitable properties ($3, 000+/month) on my masterclass.

It’s in my profile description if you’re interested.

#realestateinvesting #airbnbs #financialfreedom #finances #money

[JW.]

Or landlord "Thanks for the idea punk, I will try that myself"

[zomgoose]

You just need to find a landlord that would actually allow this.

[dantheman]

As the neighbour of someone who did this I can say it’s horrible. That becomes the party/drug/sex house for the city and the manager doesn’t care because they’re getting paid and they hide that fact from the home owner.

[m.necatisepetcioglu]

i have 7 airbnb properties in vacouver and NY a making 25K a month from each.thankyou

[SeanWang-sb]

I've rented through airbnb probably three
times.I was ripped off by airbnb twice!!! And, the cancelation criteria seem to
be "strict" . Now, I've moved mostly back to hotels

[JohnBradydoesstuff]

Is it better to do this as long as you can or once you have the money is there any advantage to buying the properties yourself?

[AliceObscura]

Be super careful with this depending on where you live!

Depending on how the property is zoned, you may be operating an illegal hotel.

So, definitely look up the rules and regulations in your area around this or check with a real estate lawyer before committing whole hog.

[TheNewGeneration-whkr]

Hell no, I am sure that people who rent it for 1/2 days will be there for parties rather than for living, so doing this would damage your property and it might even get you in some trouble with law

[Christianonwuka]

Real Estates happens to be one of the most profitable ventures out there but younger people must understand that the key word in all of these is "diversification" especially given the times. You shouldn't put all your eggs in one basket. I have been into Drop shipping, real estates, ETFs, crypto and stocks for a very long time but I made my first million (in profit) earlier this year from cryptocurrency alone (through the help of an IA). I also experiment with a couple of other things. Imagine what the situation would have been given in the real estates market and drop shipping if I were solely banking on them, that's a lot of profit too

[skoopqueen]

Investing in Airbnb properties has been a lucrative venture for me. 🏡💰 It's like having your own mini-hotel empire that generates passive income month after month. By carefully selecting the right locations and providing top-notch hospitality, my Airbnb investments have consistently outperformed traditional real estate. I wasn't financially free until my 40s, and I'm still in my 40s. I've got 3 Airbnb's already, earn on a monthly basis through passive income, and achieved 3 out of 5 goals. Investing was the wise decision I made..

[jokutyyppi]

This is not an arbitrage. An arbitrage by definition means a risk free profit, but an Airbnb host takes on the risk of the guests and the risk of vacancy, for which they are compensated in this arrangement, thus the profit is not risk free.

[Xbenchmarks]

Is this the “Mr. Beast collab with me guy”?

[artscienceweekly]

Not sure if your property would be in better shape with short term rental probably the opposite way

[arayankai]

What about Airbnb regulations / state / city ordinances

[IanTuckerCoaching]

Great video, very informative and on point!

[humbertolopezfranco]

business professionals don't Airbnb we get hotels payed for

[tiger_would]

“You’ll be getting rent on time every single month”

-Literally every potential tenant

[kittyplayz_ytcat]

Good info! I being traveling for work for more than 10 yrs now...😅😅😅 I use airbnb now..but i used to use Craigslist, student housing, hotels with weekly fees, and more...housing is very expensive now...and i am ready to start my own airbnb as well. Only because i have seen the world of working travelers! They actually need a safe place to sleep well, rest, and work...no parties, no drama.
Thanks for the info!! Is it better to set up my LLC before i present myself to a landlord? Is better for tax reasons correct? Thank you!!!

[amdg]

How is it better condition if the tenant is living in the property every single day?