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airbnbgirllaura
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 18 มี.ค. 2008
I help 6-, 7-, and 8-figure entrepreneurs grow and preserve wealth by building a unique, luxury Airbnb in undiscovered markets
If You Want To Start A Glamping Business, DO THIS
7 BIGGEST MISTAKES ENTREPRENEURS MAKE WHEN STARTING A GLAMPING SITE: bnbgirllaura.com/7-biggest-glamping-mistakes
START A GLAMPSITE BOOK: glampsitelaunchpad-products/p/launch-your-first-glampsite-e-book-audiobook
BECOME AN AIRBNB HOST: www.airbnb.com/r/lauraj1870?s=6&t=061n0g
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For business inquiries only: @airbnbgirllaura on Instagram
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START A GLAMPSITE BOOK: glampsitelaunchpad-products/p/launch-your-first-glampsite-e-book-audiobook
BECOME AN AIRBNB HOST: www.airbnb.com/r/lauraj1870?s=6&t=061n0g
SUBSCRIBE: www.youtube.com/@airbnbgirllaura?sub_confirmation=1
WATCH NEXT: th-cam.com/video/627MhR0pjDE/w-d-xo.html&list=PLAGnKXu2zlAr7s4mSTRBuRmmX-bhmRA5o
For business inquiries only: @airbnbgirllaura on Instagram
View my Amazon Storefront for all recommended furnishing and decorative items for your short-term rental and unique stay: www.amazon.com/shop/airbnbgirllaura
FILMING EQUIPMENT
Camera: amzn.to/3uWQlz3
SD-card: amzn.to/3YuLh2I
🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more AirBnb and real estate investing tips & strategies:
th-cam.com/channels/fRG.html...
CONNECT WITH ME ONLINE
IG: airbnbgirllaura
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24 Must-Have Costco Items for AirBnb & What to Skip
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START A GLAMPSITE BOOK: glampsitelaunchpad-products/p/launch-your-first-glampsite-e-book-audiobook BECOME AN AIRBNB HOST: www.airbnb.com/r/lauraj1870?s=6&t=061n0g WATCH NEXT: th-cam.com/video/627MhR0pjDE/w-d-xo.html&list=PLAGnKXu2zlAr7s4mSTRBuRmmX-bhmRA5o For business inquiries only: @airbnbgirllaura on Instagram View my Amazon Storefront for all recommended furnishing and decorative items for ...
OWNING AN AIRBNB: What It's Like, Property Walk-Through
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Welcome to my detailed property walkthrough of our highly-rated Airbnb! In this video, I’m using the exact Airbnb inspection checklist to ensure every guest leaves a 5-star review. Whether you're a seasoned Airbnb host or just starting out, these tips will help you maintain a flawless guest experience and keep your property in top shape. In this video, you'll learn how I: -Inspect the living ro...
Are Cabins Better Than Glamping Tents?
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7 BIGGEST MISTAKES ENTREPRENEURS MAKE WHEN STARTING A GLAMPING SITE: bnbgirllaura.com/7-biggest-glamping-mistakes Learn why luxury cabins are the best glamping business to start! This video highlights the top reasons why investing in luxury cabins can lead to a profitable and successful glamping venture. Discover the appeal of luxury cabins, their high demand, and how they can boost your income...
How An AirBnb Business Actually Works
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Learn how an Airbnb business actually works and discover the 3-part framework that can help high-income earners boost their wealth with more cash flow and tax write-offs. Whether you're new to Airbnb investing or looking to expand, this video provides valuable insights to get you started. BECOME AN AIRBNB HOST: www.airbnb.com/r/lauraj1870?s=6&t=061n0g WATCH NEXT: th-cam.com/video/627MhR0pjDE/w-...
Is Building a Road for Our Glamping Site Too Expensive?
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7 BIGGEST MISTAKES ENTREPRENEURS MAKE WHEN STARTING A GLAMPING SITE: bnbgirllaura.com/7-biggest-glamping-mistakes Are you planning to build a glamping site and wondering about the costs and steps involved in constructing a road? In this video, we break down the entire process, from initial budgeting to construction planning. Join us as we explore the feasibility and affordability of building a ...
Tax Benefits of Self-Managed Airbnbs
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Learn why managing your own Airbnb can lead to significant tax benefits and effortless management. Discover how self-management can maximize profits and save time, making it perfect for high-income earners. This video offers essential tips for Airbnb hosts and investors on achieving seamless and efficient management. Ideal for those looking to maximize their Airbnb investments and simplify oper...
Stop Trying To Control The Outcome
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BECOME AN AIRBNB HOST: www.airbnb.com/r/lauraj1870?s=6&t=061n0g WATCH NEXT: th-cam.com/video/627MhR0pjDE/w-d-xo.html&list=PLAGnKXu2zlAr7s4mSTRBuRmmX-bhmRA5o For business inquiries only: @airbnbgirllaura on Instagram View my Amazon Storefront for all recommended furnishing and decorative items for your short-term rental and unique stay: www.amazon.com/shop/airbnbgirllaura FILMING EQUIPMENT Camer...
Must-Ask Questions for Buying Glamping Land
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AirBnb Self-Management: Easier Than You Think
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What Makes a 5 Star Airbnb? The Amenities
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Find the Perfect Glamping Spot in Minutes
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Why Glamping Sites Are So Profitable | Run The ROI
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Avoid This Glamping Budget Blunder (Costly Mistake!)
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Paralyzed by Fear of Buying Glamping Land? Watch This
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Find Your Dream Glamping Business Location FAST
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Must-Know Land Buying Secrets for Glamping Business
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Must-Know Land Buying Secrets for Glamping Business
Very informative video, i’m glad I stumbled across your channel. Are you a lawyer? How would you approach finding the right realtor? My primary concern is due to the rural aspect of glamping, where can you find realtors that have the commercial or land expertise in areas where population numbers might be small? Thanks for your time!
Well said. I own a multi-family dwelling with lots of upgrades on 30 acres, 30 min. south of Ottawa. With heavy equipment I've cleared a trail network, camp sites and dug 3 ponds. There is access to hundreds of hectare of snowmobile and off road trails. And that's where I stall. Without the training and experience to run the business and regulation portion of things I'll never get off the ground. Could do a reality show here with designers building their sites and structures. I would just do private campsite rentals but fear some might not leave and I end up with squatters!
A few things, 1) Wow, that's a lot of work. Is any of it permitted? If not, that would be where I would suggest you start. You want to make sure you haven't disturbed any rainwater patterns. You could engage a local civil engineer to make sure there isn't anything you need to remedy. 2) That same civil engineer can submit the paperwork for you to get your permits. 3) I have plenty of videos on my channel about running a short-term rental business. Stay tuned as I'll produce more content on this topic to help you out!
this whole video is based on the assumption that we don't already own acreage in a low regulation area.
Not necessarily. Due diligence still applies, for example, what can your land accommodate regarding your infrastructure? Engineering plans still apply. Have you got those in place?
Thanks for posting!
You're welcome!
7 BIGGEST MISTAKES ENTREPRENEURS MAKE WHEN STARTING A GLAMPING SITE: bnbgirllaura.com/7-biggest-glamping-mistakes
I’m not affiliated, but you should check out Minnect, I didn’t see an expert category for Glamping, perhaps you could get that started?
Îmi place tot ce informezi. Dar aș dori subtitrare în limba Română!
Sorry about that!
What time of year do you have to deal with the water issue? Do your planning then. That way you’ll know where your issues are. Before you dig your roads, get your runoff issues controlled. Divert everything to one or two locations, and divert that toward the lake. A geographical map might help. It doesn’t take much grading to get water to go where you want. You may have to deal with tree, brush removal after the diversion because what was once used to being soggy might die. Once you’ve got the water diversion under control, make sure you look at what it’s going to do to soil erosion. The last thing you’d want to do is put in pilings, footings and ground supports just to have them washed away. When you change what’s been happening for years, you open up another can of worms. On the other hand, and the best thing, is to work with what you’ve got, and don’t disturb the ground. Have a geological survey done, find your dry areas and put little pockets of domes, A-frames, yurts, etc. in those locations. Each area could have its own theme based on what you group there. Roads: Use crushed concrete, stone or a substrate that is not going to interfere with what’s draining. You want the water to still be able to follow it’s path. Blacktop is not recommended. It will stop the water, flood areas you want dry and cause problems that will cost you unnecessary repairs. So, my suggestion is to make your entry gorgeous, pick the driest location so you can pave it, set back about 250’-300’ keep your main building there, and branch out toward your pockets of sites from there. Work with your landscape and save yourself a lot of money that you can use where it’ll show. Don’t reinvent the wheel❤️
This is a masterclass in building a road. We've got an engineer who's running the road plan by another engineer now, as required by the county. I'll use your framework to review when I get those plans. Thanks for this information. It's super helpful.
I WISH I had seen this before stocking my new STR. Still plenty to purchase, so I will make a shopping list from your suggestions. Thank you! 👍
🤣 Don't worry, you'll have plenty of future shopping opportunities!
Excellent!
Many thanks!
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Great content! How to figure out what kind of vacationers are visiting a location? Couples vs Groups etc
This is a great question to do an entire video on. That will be coming up next!
It’s great seeing someone so passionate and caring about their Airbnb business! Thanks for sharing!
@@misteramsterdam8181 You’re welcome!
The people who are gonna rent your airbnb should be happy to have you as their host. BTW do customers come with their own food or should a person hire a cooking staff for their glamping business?
@@user-uq1ec5ql2i Thank you! Guests definitely bring their own food. Unless you’re charging $3,000+ per night, it’s not worth the extra work to provide a chef. I tried it and learned the hard way!
@airbnbgirllaura but what if most of the customers are international and not local for example I'm from tanzania and most tourists are international
@@airbnbgirllaura but what if most of the customers are international and not local for example I'm from tanzania and most tourists are international
@@user-uq1ec5ql2i So, I wouldn’t provide an amenity that I could not guarantee would be available and would be high quality. If you can guarantee that, want to manage that process and are willing to support the cost, then, go for it. But I myself want to eliminate as many processes as possible.
@airbnbgirllaura for a person who can't afford such a processes, do you suggest that the tourists should bring their own food?
I am temporarily in an Eastern European country (EU member) and I am checking local glamping businesses with an idea to start my own. I see a lot of neglected sites in heavenly outdoor landscapes (albeit consistent investments) which still have full yearly bookings. These sites would bankrupt in North America within months. How would you explain people still pay premium rates and enjoy them?
It seems like you are asking about market research. You need to determine how profitable a glamping business will be in a certain location. The formula is your average nightly rate for the entire year multiplied by your average occupancy rate for the entire year. That's your gross revenue. Subtract your expenses. The best source for nightly rates and occupancy in your situation might be AirDna. They have a global option. You can also if Rabbu and Pricelabs have global data as well. Good luck!
@@airbnbgirllaura - That too but I am taken by how easily customers still pay for sub-par amenities, still can't figure why. Thanks for the response! Keep the videos coming.
@@maximusfuscus Will do! Your response is terrific because it seems like you already know how you are going to dominate your market with better amenities. That's the name of the game, friend!
Amazing video, I can work full time for your channel and make engaging video edits, thumbnails and do SEO. It will definitely boost your online presence and business growth. Is this something you're looking for?
No thank you
Make a video about which designs attract most people
Hmm, ok, let me think about how to do that. I think the data might be hard to find to prove this, but I might be able to come up with something comparing occupancy rates.
@@airbnbgirllaura Thanks
Also do customers come with their own food or should I hire chef for meal prep?
Great video. I am an escrow for a property and waiting for the engineer to tell me how much its going to cost to put a culvert for a stream and widen the road to get a site plan approved. I definitely know I cannot afford 250K!
The good thing is that infrastructure can be paid for on a construction loan. I've got a video dedicated to financing glamping sites on my channel where I talk about this! Good luck!
Great video!
So glad you liked it!
Good job! I find when I stay in a property, I hate it when a host doesn't provide laundry detergent. We provide stain remover, bleach, detergent. and even hydrogen peroxide. Our cleaners use these and why not share with the guest. Our places are 3-2 houses. I probably will create more labels in the kitchen.
Yes to the labels! Guests truly love and appreciate them. For 3-2s, providing those amenities makes a ton of sense. You host a higher number of guests per stay than I do and they'll likely need to do laundry, especially if they're staying more than a couple of days. This particular unit is a 2-2 and typically only sees guests that stay 3-4 days. They don't often do laundry and mysteriously, always leave their detergent behind, so I have a stockpile. 🤣
Your transparency to this niche is nice but what sites are best for this kind of business, is it secluded places, city centers, beachfront or lakefronts
That's easy: lake towns with ski resorts! Here's why: th-cam.com/video/GbnTjHnZJ9M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SU3sgDqiXYDYPivG. Good luck with your search and let me know if you have any questions.
I would never build a good road to a glamping site. You're just making the world worse.
That's an interesting perspective. What type of road are you building - based on your land's terrain and your county's requirements?
Good afternoon, we bought your book from your website! Thank you for the book! Can you please tell me when the glamping course will be ready?
I'm working on it now! I'll announce soon.
Which states are most receptive to glamping sites? I currently reside in Upstate New York and would love to take advantage of its beautiful natural landscapes. However, I'm concerned about the potential regulatory challenges posed by local building departments.
Totally! It's a county-by-county matter. Follow these steps: Run a Google search for AirBnb glamping. Then once on AirBnb's page, select new york state as the location. Find glamping sites that you like, then from there, look up what county it's in. That should give you a starting point for what counties are open to glamping (assuming those glamping sites are built legally, of course!) Good luck!
Did you give your guest a refund? Did they ask for it? How much time was the power out?
@@gerardoalejandrorezavilleg9039 No refunds. Neither guest asked. I called the electrical company as soon as the guests reached out and trhey restored the power within one hour.
Do you have any experience in working in Texas? I really would like to start a clamping site in Texas, but don’t know if it’s to tricky here or not.
Hey! The laws for glamping don't depend on the State. They depend on the county. Find a county where short-term rentals are allowed, then find a commercial or land realtor. Tell them what you want to do and they should be able to guide you. I've got a video on glamping laws and a video where I interview my realtor. Those should point you in the right direction. Good luck!
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You want @drewdoloans (Drew Hittner) on Instagram. Tell him I sent you!
Great video! learned a lot. Thank you for the tips.
So glad to know it was helpful. Let me know what other questions you have that future videos can answer!
Hello. Your videos have been so insightful for us ! Would you mind recommending a good CPA? Thank you.
So glad! Here's the CPA that I have worked with for 6 years. She's very knowledgeable about tax strategies for real estate investors and for short-term rental investors. Tell her I sent you! anakcpa.com/about/
I'm looking/thinking of doing a land buy, waterfront, and was thinking of doing a cabin or do some acres and possibly do like a site to start (glamping) and then expand to multiple units and expand amendments to guests (and use for a retreat for the family too). Thanks for all the content, would love to hear more about getting things funded, loans, and / or other options. Thanks!
That's awesome! This video should help on location search: th-cam.com/video/GbnTjHnZJ9M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SU3sgDqiXYDYPivG and this video should help on financing: th-cam.com/video/o0wWGQeq39s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=svlI_t34r7dAW6tT. Good luck and let me know if you have any other questions!
i manage & CLEAN MY AIRBNB - - -and i also have a very high intensity career
Wow! Are you looking to grow or are you happy with the unit you have now?
@@airbnbgirllaura i have 2 beach cottages and absolutely no desire to do any more airbnb.... it is annoying & it is not as profitable as people make it out to be .... i own both outright - no mortgages & very low expenses... people with mortgages & high expenses i think they are lying about their profits...lots of lying on line. people fake wealth all the time....
@@gurrrrlish Yeah, at the end of the day, you have to set up the business that works for your goals and your life. Having just the two AirBnbs and wanting to keep more profit is a model that would make sense to clean it yourself. But you also said it's annoying - would be curious to know why. Is it the guests or the management process you find annoying? Something else? Agreed that a lot of people boast about returns. That's why I publish receipts. Can't remember which recent video of mine I showed screenshots of my AirBnb payouts.
5,000 subscribers, a glamping professor
Ok I'm done. This comment wins. 🤣
I can always tell what the most useful and information-packed videos are, because they always have the lowest number of likes and comments. It seems like people far prefer watching hype videos telling them that they can make millions passively to digesting substantive content that covers the real steps and hard work that will be required. Thanks for posting this. It is extremely valuable.
@@NewStateHospitality What a thoughtful comment. It can definitely be tough to resist chasing the views, likes and comments, but you honestly never know what audiences will respond to. So that’s a never-ending hamster wheel. Thanks for the encouragement. I’ll continue to put out content that’s vital for investors to know.
Love 10x is Easier Than 2x! Great book. Another great video, Laura!
@@daphnehill1913 Thanks, Daphne! Congrats on the build!
Love can you do A full video explaining this ? Thank you
Sure thing!
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Found it! Thanks, Laura! 😃
Here's the other one! th-cam.com/video/K65sZfds_PQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IyEpomDylADJDsnS
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Hey Marilyn! You want to reach out to Drew Hittner and he's on Instagram at @drewdoloans. Good luck!
Nice content, btw whats the valuation for the vacation business
Do you mean monthly cashflow projections?
@@airbnbgirllaura like overall, And how can this business survive in recessions
So glad I found your channel 😭
@@staceyb9072 Let’s go!
Im currently fighting code enforcement near Rainbow Springs FL and taking them to Circuit Court Per FL Statute 559.955 I think we will win 🎉
Nobody cares ..
You cared enough to comment. 😂
How do you overcome the fear that your income projections might be wrong? Not just wrong, but wildly off. It might be irrational but my greatest fear is that despite paying careful attention to cost projects and income projects across various scenarios that my math will just be wrong. Probably from picking the wrong location. Almost everything else can be fixed but if we take this leap only to discover that we picked the wrong market, how do you recover from that? It seems that you are very confident in this project's projects - you are 2 other partners. I have watched a lot of videos on STR deal analysis and finding a market but they all seem to be a little too simplistic. Did you have to do any type of feasibility study, market study, or anything else that is more in-depth and backed up with raw data than what we typically see on TH-cam?
Totally get it. The fear never completely goes away, but the more experience you accumulate, the more you can see what’s noise and what’s real that you have to pay attention to. The biggest mistake people make is they create the product they want to create and not the product the market wants. So that’s key. Where is the market going? In what thpes of homes do they stay? How long do they stay? When (at what points of the year) do they travel? Get incredibly clear on those then you can decide on the market that gives you the most confidence that the market will respond in a positive way. Hope this helps.
You deserve more views. Your video is very well put together, so much so that I'm going back through a second time and taking notes. My mom and I are looking into short term rentals as a way of replacing her income after she suffered a stroke in April. This is something we've been wanting to do for a while, but the stroke has really accelerated the need to get going on something. We're looking at a lot of locations, and I think your video really does a good job at providing a clear method to cut through the "noise" and find low-key winners. So many people talk about over-saturated markets like Gatlinburg and Tampa. We were looking at Moab, Utah, but with the capital we have at our disposal right now I just don't see any way to make that work.
What an amazing gift your comment is! Yes, there is a fast way to grow a lucrative short term rental and/or glamping business. There’s a slow way. I aim to teach the fast way. What is the single biggest challenge you’re having in launching your business?
@@airbnbgirllaura Right now it's figuring out what we can do and what will work. We don't know how to estimate all of the cost involved. We need to figure out where to build, what to build, how much that's going to cost, and how much it might be able to earn - and at the end of all of that right now if the answer is "it costs too much" or "it won't be able to earn enough" then we have to start from scratch, or downsize the plans, or find creative ways to stretch the capital. There's a set amount of capital we have, an unknown amount we can borrow, and a specific amount of income that we need to be able to replace at minimum. So it's all a numbers game right now. There's also everything else that can derail any plans we start to make, like regulations, or some requirement of a DSCR loan that we can't meet.
You can find a lot of information you're looking for if you watch my glamping playlist all of the way through. I'll be putting out a product to answer all of these questions soon. But, get started with all of my free content. It'll get you there.
I have land in Andros The Bahamas any investors interested I also have a Million + $ ideas and plans
One of the worries we had was lawsuits. How to make sure you are covered and avoid situations of being sued.
This is an excellent question! I will answer this question on a TH-cam live video this week, so be sure to tune in!
You absolutely Rock!! Fantastic Info...Im going to touch base with yu Kind regards Australia
Sooo glad that you liked this information! Stay tuned for an announcement for how I'm going to help people realize their glamping business dreams!
I purchased everything in online auction and the pick up center is 5 miles away 😂. Can't beat that.
Interesting! What type of experience are you trying to create for your guests?
can yu share the etsy template for the guide?
I wasn't able to find that vendor, sorry! Try searching for "AirBnb Guidebook" on Etsy and you should be able to find something. You want them to make the file available through Canva. Good luck!
*Hi mam i'm professional thumbnail designer on fiver, i can design your thumbnails*
No thank you