All Forum Posts by: Sara Holda
Sara Holda has started 3 posts and replied 9 times.
Post: Looking to Network!
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Quote from @Andreas Mueller:
Quote from @Luka Milicevic:
Quote from @Andreas Mueller:
Hi BP Community. Looks like nobody has been posting about Nashville lately so, I thought I would! Anyone here in the greater Nashville area and looking to meet new interesting people and network? Post here in the Forum or send me a message!
-Andreas
Investor/Agent/Obsessed with Real Estate
Tons of meet ups available in the area!
Luka, Can you post any here in the forum? Ive only found one that meets up occasionally. Also. Let's meet up! I'm going in a commercial direction and you residential. Maybe there are some economics of scales there. Beers on me. Shoot me a note off-line if you are around!
Weekly meetings with TNREIA, awesome group of people and tons of connections.
Post: Nashville Tennessee ARBITRAGE
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Quote from @Andrew Moreno:
Sara,arbitrage is legal. There are very strict regulations but possible. I know you posted a year ago. Was wondering if you found more info. We could talk more
Yes, I would be interested in connecting. I joined TNREIA and they have been super helpful and have tons of resources. Are you currently arbitraging?
Post: STR question for Denver and surrounding
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My realtor told me something completely different! She said they’re not issuing any new permits in 2022 and that it’s unlikely that id be able to get an Airbnb in Davidson county! I’m looking to arbitrage a property though. We can’t do that in Nashville right?
Post: STR question for Denver and surrounding
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- Nashville, TN
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Hey Denver Real Estate Friends.
Currently in Nashville, where the attack on Airbnb is REAL. absolutely no STR permits to be issued in 2022.
I’m looking at Denver as an option to get started with my first Airbnb. My question to y’all is, is arbitrage legal in Denver or surrounding cities?
I have $20k liquid, a 740 credit score, and I’m ready to get my feet wet. Is Denver a good option for someone like me?
Thanks a ton and looking forward to getting started!
-Sara
Post: Nashville Tennessee ARBITRAGE
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- Nashville, TN
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Thats disappointing. Surely there are other options?
Post: Airbnb Arbitrage as an experiment?
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- Nashville, TN
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Paul,
Sara Holda
Originally posted by @Paul Barbeau:
I have a friend that does this here in Nashville, TN and he has very good cash flow from it. He rents it for $2,000 a month and Airbnb's it for around $400/night. He says after all expenses he usually cash flows $2,000 a month. But don't forget your up front cost of furnishing the place. I know several short term rental hosts here and some of them love being a host, some of them hate it.
Post: New to Nashville - seeking meetups
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Hello, my name is Sara Holda, director of White Mamba LLC. We are a brand new, specialty theme/ niche STR company located in the Nashville area.
We are looking for investors to bring a very unique, exciting and NEW STR experience to middle Tennessee.
We would like to build a network in Nashville, and attend any investor/ Nashville real estate meet ups. Please let us know if there are any events that would interest us.
Thank you, looking forward to potentially working with you all.
Sara Holda
White Mamba LLC
Post: Nashville Tennessee ARBITRAGE
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- Nashville, TN
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Thank you for your reply!! From what I understand, the unit must be “owner occupied”. If I rent the entire property via arbitrage, would I also be allowed to live on property as a renter, not an owner?
Post: Nashville Tennessee ARBITRAGE
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- Nashville, TN
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I’m searching for information regarding Airbnb Arbitrage in Nashville. Is arbitrage legal in Nashville? How do the current laws for STRs in Nashville apply to an arbitrage situation?
Thanks