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AirBnb probable rental rates

Michael Davis
  • Mobile, AL
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So, I saw a video about renting rooms, apts, etc to rerent on AirBnb.  I understand how it works, but I am having a problem knowing how much to rent a property for.  I have to make sure that a property will rent for more than I pay for it to make a profit.  How can I determine the probable room rent before signing a lease?  I intend to focus on garage apartments or separate rooms in private properties.

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Genny Li
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Genny Li
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You aren’t going to be subletting someone else’s rental through AirBnB. Not one person in 100 will be okay with that. 

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