I wanted to share some insights for anyone considering Airbnb or Airbnb Arbitrage. For the past two years, I've been doing Airbnb arbitrage in Arizona while living in Colorado. Despite new regulations and increasing competition in short-term rentals (STR), I've found it to be incredibly profitable when approached correctly. Finding a successful property boils down to location and financial feasibility, and amenities. I rely on several tools to help me: Airdna for location scouting, Pricelabs to set my daily rates, BnBCalc for ROI calculations, and I also use Facebook groups for turnkeys. Additionally, I maintain a personal spreadsheet that calculates the maximum rent I can afford based on average revenue, expenses, and desired profit (I'm happy to share and explain how to use it). From my experience, I focus on cities and neighborhoods with a minimum 60% occupancy rate year-round, aiming for properties that can generate at least twice my monthly rent in income. This is to insure at least year round I will be generating cash flow and staying profitable after my expenses. From experience I realized what makes or breaks your property is where it’s located. Understanding the unique characteristics of each city and neighborhood, and why certain areas generate higher revenue, is essential in securing a good deal. Another important aspect I want to share about Airbnb Arbitrage is you don’t have to make it overly complicated. I found Airbnb to flow well when you have a solid team that can help you maintain your property and bring new ideas on how to improve guest stays. For those new to real estate or with limited investment capital, Airbnb arbitrage is an excellent way to enter the market and learn how to evaluate potential investments. If you're interested in learning more or need help understanding the process, feel free to DM me.

Hi everyone! Hopefully we can all share some ideas and connect. “A rising tide lifts all boats!”

All of you want to get something out of this group - I see it in your introduction posts. I want to encourage you to reverse your thinking. Instead of thinking what you can get out of this group, think how you can provide value to the group. Just because you might not be experienced in Real Estate, that doesn't mean you can't be providing value. You might be a good software developer and can help another person in the group build an app for their business. Don't always worry about what is directly in return. Its hard to think this way because it goes against human nature, but honestly guys simply by thinking this way - you can really improve what you get out of the group because instead of asking for help, you will have people coming to you asking how they can help you. P.S. Remember - the weekend is a day you can take advantage of make progress, don't just throw it away. Its time :)

In order to access the course you need to make 5 interactions with the group (likes, comments) - its really that easy. Start by introducing yourself to the group. I LOVE learning more about the cool people in this group and how we can help. Feel free to share where you are from, why you are here, what you do for a living, and what you makes you interested in real estate investing. Have fun here. Real estate is about meeting the right people and this is your opportunity to network! Also - don't underestimate the power of a network. Look at this network as your own. Give to others and have others give to you. It will take you a long way in the world of real estate.

I want to see where all of you are at so we can see where most of the group is at. Give more explanation in the comments below. You need to make 5 contributions to get to level two in order to unlock the courses and make posts :)