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SS 139: Short-term rentals, Airbnb vs Coronavirus

How have short-term rentals changed amid coronavirus? Jason interviews Evan on his recent short-term rental purchase and how bookings have changed. Once again, this proves the shift from high-density living environments to low-density dwellings. 

Stay tuned in to hear from a local market specialist with details on Jacksonville, Ocala, Palm Coast and Atlanta. What information can we learn about current mortgage rates and how they compared to rates post 9/11? 

Key Takeaways:

[4:00] Closing on a potentially life-changing short term rental, with Evan

[7:30] Airbnb property manager is using dynamic pricing

[9:45] Lower density areas are perks for short-term rentals, especially if they are in driving distance from high density locations

[14:45] Real estate, if you can stay when others fold you’re really in good shape

[18:00] Part II – with local market specialist

[26:22] Current mortgage rates are better now than we’ve ever seen

[27:40] Updates on Jacksonville, Ocala, Palm Coast, Atlanta

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