All Forum Posts by: Daniel Muscarella

 Since you're off AIRBNB, do you just find a place for rent on zillow and pay that rent and have other people rent it out while charging more.  How do you find already furnished houses or do you furnish them and rent it out to other people.  

Hello,

I'm in the Leesburg area and new to real estate as well.  My interest include short term rentals and wholesaling.  For short term rentals, do you find it hard to be able to do that?  Do you contact landlords and ask if you can do that or do you buy a place and rent it out? 

 How would you go if you were 19 with no money and trying to get into real estate ?  What path would you take

 Yes. Do you have a better suggestion?

Hi all,

I will be moving to North Carolina in August and plan to rent a place and then put it on Airbnb to make some money. However, I'm not sure what cities in North Carolina are good for airbnb. I'm familiar with AirDNA but I'm not too sure if it's reliable and accurate. If anyone knows the best places to make money off STR/AirBNB in North Carolina, please let me know.

Thanks

Thanks everyone for the insight.  I heard about all these claims from Tiktok and saw many people comment about the loads of tasks they were asked to do before checking out and saying hotels are cheaper.  However, I am aware that Short Term Rentals are becoming a lot more popular and it scares me because I want to get in this market but fear I may not be able to get a property in time because I still have to save up.  But I have a few questions.  

1. How did you guys start out?  Did you have a mentor? Did you just rent a property and listed it on Airbnb?  What would you say to someone that's completely new and trying to start out?

2.  What can you do to make sure your property stands out?  I'm going to be moving to North Carolina in August and plan to find a property where I can rent out and list on AIrbnb. 

Hi all,

I'm a 19 year old and have been wanting to get into real estate, specifically renting a property and putting it on airbnb to get cash flow, however I been seeing around that airbnb isn't what it used to be.  People complain that there are too much for cleaning fees and that hosts make the guests do a lot of work that really seems unnecessary.  I also see people say that they rather get hotel rooms now instead of airbnb because it's a cheaper option.  So, I just want to see if anyone that is in airbnb can justify that and maybe give me some tips for someone that is starting out or wants to start out.  

I believe I will be able to attend the event on the 17th.  I hope to see everyone there!