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Airbnb Mentality
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- Rachel Prince
- Lançado em:
- Jun 1, 2018
- ISBN:
- 9781386764250
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No matter what your friends think of you, as an Airbnb host, your guests better think you have a 5-star mentality or your entire business could be at risk.
Don't waste any time at all trying to figure out if Airbnb is right for you! Read this short book to find out if becoming an Airbnb Entrepreneur is really the career path you want to embark upon and learn of my success tips along the way. I've also included my 5 Bonus Steps To Ultimate Airbnb Success.
...I often hear people say that Airbnb consumes them. And I think that is true. I eat, sleep and breathe Airbnb. I'm always on Airbnb Alert! I am never not an Airbnb Superhost. Do you have what it takes to succeed as an Airbnb Entrepreneur?
Do you have the winning Airbnb Mentality?!
Read and find out....
Ações de livro
Comece a lerDados do livro
Airbnb Mentality
Descrição
No matter what your friends think of you, as an Airbnb host, your guests better think you have a 5-star mentality or your entire business could be at risk.
Don't waste any time at all trying to figure out if Airbnb is right for you! Read this short book to find out if becoming an Airbnb Entrepreneur is really the career path you want to embark upon and learn of my success tips along the way. I've also included my 5 Bonus Steps To Ultimate Airbnb Success.
...I often hear people say that Airbnb consumes them. And I think that is true. I eat, sleep and breathe Airbnb. I'm always on Airbnb Alert! I am never not an Airbnb Superhost. Do you have what it takes to succeed as an Airbnb Entrepreneur?
Do you have the winning Airbnb Mentality?!
Read and find out....
- Editora:
- Rachel Prince
- Lançado em:
- Jun 1, 2018
- ISBN:
- 9781386764250
- Formato:
- Livro
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PART 1
Getting Clear & Discovering Your Why
A Brief History
A new breed of Entrepreneurs has emerged, The Rentalpreneur (aka Airbnb Rental Entrepreneur). Just like the first independent sellers on eBay and Amazon were pioneers to the store-less online marketplace concept, the Rentalpreneur is staking its claim in the billion-dollar travel market, which has opened up by way of renting real estate, most commonly a room, home, a tent spot or RV.
Whether for business, family, fun or convenience, the modern traveler has proven they want more than the homogenized one-size fits most hotel tourist experience. These new guests
as they are referred to on most rental platforms, wish for a unique often more live like a local
experience instead and can get that by renting out a spot in the home of a local resident.
This peer-to-peer platform doesn't exist without some tension however. Many criticize short-term renting for being a threat to the very fabric of local neighborhood environments while others commend it for being an even larger economic boost and environmental solution to overpopulation, waste, and pollution. For those interested in repurposing, renting out what one already owns is a brilliant solution.
As we already know, rapid industrialization of cities comes at a heavy price, including high housing costs, unemployment, pollution, and waste. In Seoul, Korea, the Sharing Capital of the World, sharing economy efforts have gained legislative assistance to help stimulate the local economy, reduce waste and overconsumption, plus have helped recover a sense of trust and community. Some of the free sharing programs include: Wi-Fi, car sharing programs, public event space, sharing libraries, home sharing with youth and elders, financial support, education services and more.
While some cities around the world advance in their efforts to support a free sharing economy, a more capitalistic version continues to evolve in America. While anti-short-term rental supporters and certain legislators scramble with how to adopt this fast growing gig economy, others believe it is the American right to do what they want with their own piece of real estate and continue to short-term rent.
While many are sympathetic to the low housing availability in major cities and the impact short-term renting may have on it if homes are rented to out-of-towners not residents, short-term rentals currently equate to less than 1% of housing market in Denver, for example. Therefore, it may be hard to point the finger at Airbnb and its like for our housing crisis. While we just don’t know if short-term rentals truly affect affordable housing my prediction is that it will affect the future of real estate construction and multi-family zoning. Currently strict zoning regulations in many areas prevent single family residences from building additional dwellings to rent.
Deregulating these zoning laws means that families will at least have the option to offset the high cost of living by building carriage houses and detached garage apartments, for example, to offset house payments and the high cost of living. Some companies like Lennar are building Next Generation
homes that already come with fully equipped mother-in-law apartments/income suites.
Short-Term Rental Vs. Home Sharing
Throughout this book I alternative between the terms home sharing
and short-term rental.
On the one hand I use home sharing to describe the more intimate nature of renting a room(s) in your primary residence to paying guests. On the other hand, I often use short-term rentals as the general term to describe renting out entire rental properties for less than 30 days. I like using the term home sharing
because I feel it embraces a fundamental concept, that of creating authentic relationships throughout the rental process. Throughout this book I use the terms interchangeably, however I do favor the term home sharing.
The It
Factor
Airbnb was a technology company that wanted to become a hospitality company.
-Chip Conley, Head of Strategy at Airbnb.
As an entrepreneur, the emergence of mobile apps both destroyed my business and reinvented it, all with a simple swipe of a finger. When I started my first company when I was 23, I didn’t know the meaning of a smartphone or mobile app, and yet years later it would be the reason why my business plummeted.
In 2005, I was thinking, If I only had another way to integrate my reward card system into software around the world.
At the time I was told the technology needed for what
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