Re:Americans are on the move, but their stuff doesn’t always...
by tenebrisalietum on Friday May 28, 2021 @09:38AM
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I rented a room in my house on Airbnb for about two years. Each time a guest leaves we need to clean, switch bedsheets, restock amenities; creating overhead. If done efficiently it cost us 30 minutes of time which was still worth it, but of course we glad to get the occasional renter who wanted to stay for a week or month.
Re:Americans are on the move, but their stuff doesn’t always...
by voisin on Friday May 28, 2021 @09:50AM
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Yes one bedroom would be quick but a lot of people having to clean multiple bedrooms, living rooms, kitchen (!!), etc it can be laborious.
Re:Americans are on the move, but their stuff doesn’t always...
by dolmen on Friday May 28, 2021 @08:12AM
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The availability of furnished rental depends on local market.
For example in France students need lodging during their studies. So France cities with universities have a strong unfurnished rental market. Of course that's mostly small surfaces.
Note also that in France taxes are different for owners when renting unfurnished.
Also, the market of people specifically trying to rent furnished long term rentals is very small and they tend to aim to “executives” that are in town for a period of time before buying their own place. They charge accordingly. It is a big red flag for me to see someone or a company marketing their furnished rental as “executive suites” or similar