Diya Liu was an attorney turned short-term rental operator, who has traded both to go full time as a hotel operator!

She focuses on older, value add boutique hotel opportunities. Then plugs modern short-term rental technologies, mixed with lots of ABSOLUTELY STUNNING design to create intimate vacation experiences people can’t help but rave about. 

The best part, ANYONE CAN! And in today’s episode, we’ll break down how she did it and how you can get started.

Managing and operating a Short Term Rental is more about hospitality than anything else. 

Why? Because reviews can make or break your bottom line. At some point, something will go wrong that tarnishes the guest experience, but how can you still get a 5 star review? The word "Hospitality" can mean different things to different people, but for me, it's about "Managing the Guest Experience." 

In this episode, I'm interviewing Jane Ng, who has a number of short-term rentals including one where guests pay over $1000 for one night.

John Wright is a real estate agent, property manager and investor in Ohio. As a full-time real estate agent, he breaks down why he chose to go the agent and investor route and why you should consider it too.

In this two-part podcast, Airbnb Ambassador and 10x SuperHost John Hildebrand break down exactly what works for those looking to break into the luxury Airbnb space.   He currently operates 9 Airbnbs, a number of which are in the highly prized Scottsdale, AZ market.   Then, we flip the script and John asks everything he wants to know about how we operate and acquire deals 3,000 miles away.

In this follow-up PART #2 episode with Jesse Vasquez, we dive DEEP into how to host travel nurses,  corporate housing, and insurance claims.   Jesse discusses his latest deal where an insurance company paid him $8,100/mo to host a family for 6 months. Before you ask, YES! It was all paid for by the insurance company.

This is a project breakdown of our 3rd investment property, 2nd BRRRR Deal: The Tammy Duplex.   We'll cover how we found, funded, and ultimately what we cashflow per month as a result of the project.

Do you want to invest in short-term rentals but are scared of a down season?

Brian Koch has found a way to beat the system and maximize cash flow through vacation rentals during peak travel season and host travel nurses in the off-season.   

Brian is a registered nurse who owns STRs in Big Bear, Lake Havasu and the Great Smoky Mountains.   

Join us live as you take a deep dive into his portfolio, how we got started, and how to overcome common objections to get you hosting both short-term and midterm rentals.

Alex Sabio is a long-distance real estate investor who has decided to go all in to Short Term Rentals.  He was able to generate $12,000/mo in cash flow from his first 2 STRs. 

He currently has 5x Short Term Rentals that he's purchased in 18 months with 2 more new construction Short Term Rentals in the works. 

Additionally, he also invests passively multifamily.   Join us in talking about when and why you should move your long term rentals into short term rentals, what steps to take, and how short term rentals has changed his life.

This entire year has been a whirlwind. In this video, we reflect on our first year in real estate investing.   

00:03:02 What we did right?

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This episode is all about paying it forward. 

As a real estate rookie myself, I bring on to other investors who have had a tremendously successful first year of investing. We answer questions from others who are looking to buy their first rental property:

Featured sophmores: Stephanie Figueros, Jacquie Loo, 

Featured Rookies: Gleb & Kristen Dmitriyenko