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Larry Johnson
  • Virginia Beach, VA
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What's your typical or average percent occupancy?

Larry Johnson
  • Virginia Beach, VA
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Simple enough question asked by someone looking for insight.  What is your typical or average percent occupancy (or vacancy, if you prefer) during your "vacation season".  Please specify which.  Thanks.

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Jerry W.
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  • Thermopolis, WY
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Jerry W.
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I just started doing vacation rentals and I am in the middle of WY in a town of only 3,000, but so far I am only doing about 10% rented out.  It has only been 4 months, and it is the slow time of the year.  I have very low rates in hopes of directing more traffic to my place.  So far I have lost money every month but hope that spring and summer turns that around.  On the bright side My last 3 guests have left very nice notes assuring me they will use my house the next time they come to town.   I plan to give4 it a year before I make a decision on whether to keep at it or turn it into a regular monthly rental.

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