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Bailey Kramer
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  • Denver, CO
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Biggest pitfall to AVOID if you're starting a co-hosting business

Bailey Kramer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Denver, CO
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Biggest pitfall to AVOID if you're starting a co-hosting business 👇

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Most people I talk to that are struggling to start their co-hosting business think that these things below are the 1st steps to starting a co-hosting business...

❌ Building a website

❌ Getting a business line of credit (Arbitrage) 

❌ Spam Facebook groups telling people you can co-host their property 

In reality, NONE of these things actually matter because NONE of these things are going to put money in your pocket!!

The #1 thing that has allowed me to scale to 30 co-hosting units in less than a year...

🌟 LEAD GENERATION 🌟

Forget the fancy website

Forget spamming Facebook groups

Forget needing a line of credit!

🚨The only thing that's going to make you money and actually get you your 1st client is Lead Generation!! 🚨

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John Underwood
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John Underwood
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This is only if you want to build a job for yourself instead of doing Real Estate Investing.

I have worked myself out of jobs using passive income and built a massive amount of RE Equity that keeps increasing. Rich Dad Poor Dad - Let your money for you, don't work for it.

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