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AirBnB real estate investing was very popular over the last few years and many investors made a ton of money purchasing single family homes and turning them into AirBnB rentals in tourist attractions such as South Florida. These luxury communities that brought in high income residents also brought with them massive profits for airbnb arbitrage hosts who seek the benefits of both consistent monthly cashflow and residual passive income and also owning and controlling an asset such as a luxury single family home in an expensive community.

However there are many drawbacks to owning a single family airbnb rental that are now being exposed in this economy. We are entering a recession and an economy where gas price are higher, food prices are higher and life is much more expensive.

This coupled with AirBnB changing their return policy and terms of use will change the expectations between both the renter and the landlord of the property.

I believe as the economy gets worse, there will be more refund request from tenants, there will be more cancellations last minute and less bookings which will greatly reduce the cashflow of the rentals that these airbnb arbitrage investors were anticipating. This is also happening in an environment where interest rates are increasing and there will be less qualified buyers out there to purchase the property which will likely mean lower property values and more losses for airbnb investors.

With all of this considered, the hype around airbnb investing is dead.
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  1. I airbnb my coastal primary residence. Compared to last year, off season (Fall, Winter, and Spring) bookings have tanked. The town council has gotten downright hostile to Short term rental hosts, vowing to phase us all out in two years. Realtors have contacted me wanting to know if I want to sell now.

  2. Vrbo treats better their host. I had a very similar situation,, and the ey loosely refunded their money. I lost a longer booking because this Perséfone was reserved already. In another hand, Vrbo blocked and kicked out a guest for trying to dispute charges on their card.

  3. I would like to begin investing in multi-family property and other investments as well. I would really appreciate any help or advice on where to begin. I do see some commenters recommend an investor, but always wonder if that is pre-set up to look real. This is a test, but I really truly need help. Nick at Reventure Consulting recommends some options, but I don't know where to begin.

  4. You add into the fact business like Zillow and investment firms like black rock own a lot of real estate. We are in some big trouble it's a propped up market doomed to fail. Sounds like air BNB is just a lot of hot air. Just imagine in the future Airbnb fees are going to go up because less rentals. Hotels and motels look a whole lot more attractive. Airbnb has always been in competition of hotels and motels.

  5. Direct booking will take over and other OTAs corporate housing is a must have it will
    Not stop , 80% of guest are doing business travel. STR will not stop. Having contracts prevent you from market changes , same for canceling guest who want to play games. Seeking a lawyer is the best way and not a social media influencer

  6. The biggest issue is all the local city regulations keep increasing because most municipalities hate Airbnb.

  7. AirBnB Tiktokers ruined it for themselves. They got it so hyped and many homes in big cities are just sitting as Airbnb rentals. Gonna hurt when people cut travel and they get stuck with the mortgage

  8. You make an interesting point, but I don’t see it being a bloodbath.

    First, Airbnb is not the only listing platform out there. There are numerous others with Vrbo being their biggest competitor. Vrbo puts the hosts first

    Second, established professional hosts are successfully driving traffic and repeat business through their own websites. Many large hosts only turn on their Airbnb API to fill last minute bookings.

    Third, as a host of over 10 years with 10+ listings, I do not see short-term rentals going away. If the new policy that Airbnb foolishly initiated drives some newbie and/or marginal hosts out of the business, that’s more for the rest of us. It’s more likely though that they will change it given sufficient backlash. They are publicly held company now so a little bit more accountable.

  9. Despite the economic fluctuation, I'm so excited I've been earning $100,000 from my $10,000 investment in every 10days.

  10. Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to built wealth, Investment remains the priority, the stock market has plenty opportunities to earn a decent payout, with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works.

  11. I just loaded up on these stocks, but my questions is how can I make short term profit, I read articles of investors that made over $500K after a couple trades and I'd appreciate clue on how to make better profit

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