Reminder: buy the place that has the X factor
Roof top pool
Right in front of a park
The view that you can’t copy
Yes, those are more expensive but worth it.
Most high earners are overpaying taxes…
because they don’t understand this tax “loophole”.
If your Airbnb is structured right,
your losses may NOT be passive.
That means:
👉 You can potentially offset W2 or business income
👉 Pair it with cost seg + depreciation
👉 Create serious tax savings
The catch:
Avg stay ~7 days or less
You materially participate (100–500 hrs)
You actually run it like a business
@BiziEdit For sure you hit the nail on the head.
Side note but cool service you provide. I built something similar
https://t.co/BH4HHrzEPE for Airbnb photos
🧵 Most Airbnb hosts don’t lose money because of pricing.
They lose money because of missed details.
Comment “CHECKLIST” and I’ll send it to you!
Broken items.
Bad turnovers.
Inconsistent standards.
And every small miss =
→ worse reviews
→ lower conversion
→ lost revenue
What to check before EVERY check-in
How to catch problems before guests do
If you want cleaner operations, better reviews, and fewer headaches…
Comment “CHECKLIST” and I’ll send it to you.
AI things I’m working on in my business:
- listing optimizer (automate as much as possible). Tool below - open to beta.
- rev manager (make pricelabs tweaks for me).
- daily brief (collect all tools and prioritize my day). Integrates slack, email, asana, calendar.
AI things I’m working on in my business:
- listing optimizer (automate as much as possible). Tool below - open to beta.
- rev manager (make pricelabs tweaks for me).
- daily brief (collect all tools and prioritize my day). Integrates slack, email, asana, calendar.
🚨 Anthropic's own team just showed how to actually prompt Claude.
24 minutes. free. from the people who built it.
watch the workshop. bookmark it.
worth more than every $300 course you almost bought.
you've been using Claude without knowing 40 of its prompts.
Then read the guide below.
67% of first-time Airbnb hosts never break even.
Not bad luck. Bad math.
Here are the 4 things I check before recommending ANY property to an investor: