All Forum Posts by: Jennifer Soelberg

@Sid Payne I would be managing it, but not living in it. It is in Yakima, WA.

If you have ever managed air bnb short term rentals, what are some things you would suggest a newbie look out for? Any ideas for saving on furniture/supplies?

@Ethan Cooke Yes! This does help. A lot of great pointers, thank you Ethan!

@Dan Cumberland Thank you very much for your reply! I was also thinking about doing some kind of percentage agreement with the landlord to get them more on board. I think you’re right about discussing it directly with the owner instead of a manager, I will definitely do that. Thanks again!

I'm throwing around the idea of renting a property and subletting it as a short-term rental. I'm unable to buy right now, so I figured this would be a way around that. My area has a lot of wineries and the city is growing. I've done some research and the few properties that are on Air BNB, are priced relatively high and are almost 100% full for the next 2 months. An obvious complication is finding a landlord that would agree to this. Am I crazy? Any thoughts?

My father and I have invested in many mobile homes. It is a niche that many people are either scared of for some reason or just unfamiliar with. If you can make a profit on flipping it, or create some positive cash flow through renting it, I say go for it.