Share VRS204 – The Future of the Vacation Rental Business with David Angotti This year’s VRMA National Conference was the biggest yet. Over 1400 property managers convened in Orlando for 3 days of networking, education and technology inspiration, and we had a lot of fun. I was privileged to spend time with so many industry influencers, movers and shakers, and meet up with a lot of old friends, […]
Share VRS191 – Airbnb Mastery with Eric Moeller Today’s guest is an investor, home renovator, and Airbnb entrepreneur; the host of the upcoming Airbnb Mastery Summit and founder of Hometel – a luxury property Airbnb management service. Erics expertise in home renovation and investment is rooted in an early interest in the topic after reading Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad Poor Dad at age […]
Share VRS073 – Scott Shatford Airbnb Super Host & Founder of Renting Your Place In 2002, Mike moved out to Ontario after leaving the British Army. He’d just finished a 6-month tour in Kosovo and at the age of 21 had seen enough grimness to last him a lifetime. He moved into one of our rental homes while he set up his property management business and began working for […]
Share VRS071 – Airbnb Management Services with Guesty co-founder Amiad Soto It only seems a short while ago that Airbnb was seen as a platform for home owners who wanted to make a few dollars renting out a room in their place to a short-term tenant. In fact when I listen to the episodes of VRS with Jasper Ribbers of Get Paid for Your Pad and […]
Share VRS041 – How to be Successful in Airbnb with Glenn Cooley Earlier this year I interviewed Rex Brown of Holiday Rental Mastery in Melbourne and he shared his excitement at the success of his Airbnb listing in booking his city apartment. A few months later, Jasper Ribbers promoted his new book, Get Paid for Your Pad – a host’s guide to Airbnb. And now, this week I […]
Share VRS029 – How to Get Paid for your Pad – The Airbnb Experience with Jasper Ribbers Just a few years ago, when Airbnb hit the market, it was seen as the platform where you advertised your spare room for a few dollars, and on occasion you could actually have people to stay there when you were on vacation. It seemed to target the ‘couch surfing’ market in urban areas so if […]
