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The Airbnb System That Got Me to $15K/Month —And Why Most People Overlook It
A straightforward breakdown of how rental arbitrage works, what it costs, and how to avoid expensive mistakes.
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TESTIMONIALS
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$4,000 Contract in 30 Days
– Tom K., Marketing Director
The guidance and expertise we received completely transformed our approach to marketing. They helped us identify key growth opportunities, improve our messaging, and strengthen our brand presence. We've seen a remarkable uptick in customer engagement and loyalty.
– Tom K., Marketing Director
The guidance and expertise we received completely transformed our approach to marketing. They helped us identify key growth opportunities, improve our messaging, and strengthen our brand presence. We've seen a remarkable uptick in customer engagement and loyalty.
About Us
I've been running Airbnb properties for [X] years across [X] locations, generating [$X,XXX]/month in revenue. I started with rental arbitrage on a $3K budget and scaled to multiple properties through systematic execution, not luck. I've made every expensive mistake so you don't have to—wrong markets, bad pricing, operational chaos. Now I help serious operators compress years of trial-and-error into weeks of focused execution.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to our most frequently asked questions here.
Do I need to own property to start an AirBnB?
No. Most successful hosts start with rental arbitrage—renting a property and subletting it on Airbnb with landlord permission.
How much money do I need to start?
$3-5K minimum for first property setup (furniture, deposits, initial inventory). Less if you're co-hosting someone else's property.
What's the biggest mistake new hosts make?
Picking the wrong property or market. Location and property type matter more than marketing or tactics.
Can I do AirBnB as a side hustle?
Yes, if you have systems. Most hosts spend 5-10 hours/week once operations are dialed in. Startup phase requires more time.
Is the Airbnb market oversaturated?
In some cities, yes. In others, no. Success comes from execution—right property, right pricing, right operations—not just market timing.
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