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Alex Wise
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Columbus, OH (columbus oh)
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Long Term Rentals vs AirBnB Investing

Alex Wise
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Columbus, OH (columbus oh)
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In 2022, I’d like to choose a route to start my investment portfolio. I don’t own any property yet and based on lots of content and people sharing their many years of experience, I see the value in investing in long term rentals.

However, more recently there’s been an influx of content about people cash flowing a lot of money per month as AirBnB/VRBO investors. In a good market, popular rentals can make thousands per month and with new platforms being created to make booking, cleaning and managing AirBnB rentals easier, it has some strong appeal.

Has this been a popular discussion topic lately for others too? Has anyone tried both of these avenues or can speak from their own experience navigating new investments between these two worlds?

Feel free to share any resources I can check out that might give me some clarity and direction.

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