/biz/, how do I go about marketing and putting my apartment renting

vrbo airbnb

hire mexicans, or europe's mexicans (albanians?)

>>1646905
I'm already on airbnb,
>vrbo
thanks will check that out

>hire mexicans, or europe's mexicans (albanians?)
I'm handling the business myself with my family, no need to hire anybody.
btw europes mexicans are arabs and africans

Just curious, what's your cap rate?

>>1646930
hard to say, the property value is unpayable in my opinion. If I'd sell it I wouldn't need to work a day in my life again.

That said, it probably didn't pay out itself yet, my parents build it and the business is already going 10 years.

Get excellent furniture and get an excellent photographer.

Rent it out to hipsters. Not lager-louts from the UK.

You get more money and there's less of a mess.

If this is a hipster-pad already, just ignore this message.

>>1646940
The reason why I ask is because you should always examine if selling or cash-out-refi is a good move. Unless you're 65 and about to retire, you don't want to have too much equity in one place.

Leverage is your friend.

>>1646953
Furniture is already pretty good and we make constant improvements and pictures are professional enough too.
Customer base is mostly families, we get few to none very young people due to the fact that it's a quiet location for relaxing not one next to the city.
There's one problem to it though, when weather gets bad, people get bored very quickly.

I thought of doing a sort of entertainment room with pool, big TV screen PS4 , bar, books, fusbal, games and stuff. Do you think that would help in getting a significant rise in customers?

It works good with bars too, why shouldnt it work with my business?


>>1646959
I'd never think of selling it because it's also our home and it's a very good source of passive income which I can also always adjust to current rate of inflation. It gives alot of stability.
Thanks anyway.

bump

does it make sense to use ads on the internet?