Re:Nearly 80% of Japan’s Airbnbs removed in response to new ...
by robertAngst on Friday June 08, 2018 @01:03PM
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Airbnbs are not passive income.
You need to take down sheets, wash them, remake the bed, clean the bathroom, buy fruit/food every ~3 days, vacuum, be available for your guests.
When you have tenets, its passive income. You clean up every 6 months to 3+ years.
Airbnb pays better, but its labor. The ~300$/mo difference can easily be accounted for with that. Not to mention the cost of food(always HQ), electricity, water, heat/AC.
The items I listed are not optional, people can give you a bad review regardless what expectations you set with prices + description.
You need to take down sheets, wash them, remake the bed, clean the bathroom, buy fruit/food every ~3 days, vacuum, be available for your guests.
When you have tenets, its passive income. You clean up every 6 months to 3+ years.
Airbnb pays better, but its labor. The ~300$/mo difference can easily be accounted for with that. Not to mention the cost of food(always HQ), electricity, water, heat/AC.
The items I listed are not optional, people can give you a bad review regardless what expectations you set with prices + description.