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Sam Morris
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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I have started researching AirBnb rentals across the country and see that AirDNA can be a useful tool (even though it has its data shortcomings). I am looking to get a closer looking at occupancy and revenue for different types of short term rentals. 

Is anyone a current subscriber to its national data? If so, would you be interested in splitting a subscription to reduce your costs? 

Alternatively, would anyone like to join in for a new subscription?

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I looked at Airdna data and I don't beleive it to be very accurate.

Most of my bookings come from Vrbo and very few from Airbnb.

I would recommend you manually look up vacation rentals in your area and drop the data into a spreadsheet to get a better analysis of rentals in your area.

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