All Forum Posts by: Zeona McIntyre

 Agreed! I aim to make win-win arrangements for both buyer and seller. With creative financing, it is easy to make both sides happy.

 Sorry Timothy I have to politely disagree. I sell mostly turnkey Airbnb properties both subject to and conventional, and the buyers list is deep! You just need to know where to find your clients.

@Timothy Franklin I'm happy to take a look at your deals to see if they would be a match for my buyers. If so we can move them quickly. DM me the airbnb links, past 12 months renevue and the terms. 

I'm a realtor from Colorado who wholesales STRs nationwide to help investors get big tax deductions. I'm also writing a book on creative financing and have a good deal of experience in the trenches. Happy to help!

@Wes D., I'm so glad to hear that our booked helped you take action! It's definitely tricky because you want to be considerate and you are also running a business. I would keep the deposit unless I am able to rebook the dates and then I would only make her pay the difference for any unbooked nights. 

@Ife Bamikole I'd recommend hiring a design company to furnish it. If you are worried about the cost, you may want to call up some staging companies in the area and see if one of them will do it. I can recommend some companies if you need. 

The cheap way is as @Conner Olsen recommended, go off of a shopping list, and hire on the ground folks to unpack it all. I've generally gone out for those sorts of trips unless you really trust the team to have a sharp eye as a lot of the styling happens once everything arrives and you have to make it fit together. 

@Jason Mayer no, but I have an agent that has a few Section 8s himself who I refer my clients to for Denver/Colorado Springs. We have sold a couple that have successful tenant placements. I can connect you if this is your market.

@Joshua Ryan Lindsay If it was me, I'd rent it. I imagine those renters will fill it and then not access it much, so it shouldn't be a bother to your tenants. Just make sure you mention it in your listing description so expectations are met if they do need to access it!

@Lionel Quiambao I find that the most basic speed offering works fine in my units. If a client complains, you can always make a quick call to boost it for the month and then revert back, but I have never had to do that. After 12 years in the furnished rental game, I'd say that is a pretty good sample size. I find that internet providers, like Comcast, tend to update their technology and offerings to better speeds as customers have higher usage demands. I would just recommend renting their modem so you are always receiving the highest speed possible.   

@Rajesh Kasturi My favorite MTR market for cash flow AND appreciation is Portland, OR. 
Since our book, MTRs exploded and got very competitive in some markets. I have an excellent agent partner who is an MTR manager there with 24 units. All of them are full and she says there is a healthy demand for more, happy to connect you to her. Of course, you need to choose your areas and decor wisely, so I recommend working with someone experienced who knows what the clients there are looking for.

@Tanya Maslach I highly recommend that you look up/connect with Nobel Crawford, he focuses on corporate placements and teaches clients how to do the same