Lol I don’t know how I didn’t come across your channel before, we live almost the same lives. SoCal Airbnb and unique listings on Airbnb. I love learning from other hosts and am always humbled by all the things I learn. Airbnb and my guests paying for my places literally saved my life many times over. Thank you for sharing and uploading.
Licensed P&C insurance agent here. Rob I assume has a business owners commercial policy with a extended liability policy as well. The person who is letting you use there land would be added to those policies as a additional insured with what is called a waiver of subrogation. Essentially this says the insurance company won't try to recover money from the land owner should a claim be made. Now that doesn't mean the injured party cannot sue the land owner personally since the claim occurred on land they own and allowed to be used. This opens the landowner to the possibility of having the liability claim declined due to the landowner allowing a commercial enterprise on the land without notifying the insurance company. Most personal lines insurance companies have riders for home businesses, you just have to tell them about them. Along with the landowner letting the insurance company know about the business being on their property. They should also look into getting their own extended liability policy. Hope this helps anyone wondering about insurance.
@@annabelalford804 I agree with you 100%. I was only suggesting a rider as a first step. Never hurts to ask before getting quotes for surplus lines. But yeah I really don't think a homeowner is going to realize the level of exposure they are putting themselves in. Most of the vacation type homes we write with are ASI, AMIG, and Stillwater and none of them would allow this.
Very informative, just wish I had seen your videos sooner. I had thought about doing similar a few years back but then I put the idea on the back burner, and it’s been sitting. Now I’m inspired after watching a couple of your videos. My plan site will be on a tiny Pacific Island near Guam. Being so remote, marketing might be my biggest challenge. Thank you for the excellent videos.
Great info! Its amazing how much free info you can get on youtube and how far ahead you can get with some searching and self discipline. Keep it up the great content!
He’s right. I bought 80 acres with a house. I have 8 of those acres on a lake the size of Loch Ness. That’s where I am putting my cabins. I am building one first and making it rental ready. Then as the income comes in I will build another. And so on... My acreage provides me free firewood so instead of spending money I make money by selling the firewood.
Just signed up. We are so excited for the awesome learning and networking we’re gonna get. The $2k is worth it. I’m so glad I stumbled across your TH-cam videos, I’m so impressed by you and what you’ve accomplished. Can’t wait!
I think renting from someone is a good idea, but trying to talk the land owner into being an employee, is not very practical, because sooner or later they're gonna start thinking why do they need YOU?! And they will just end the rental agreement, kick you off the land and in some cases they could steal your Tent too, which they could legally do if it's on their land. Not a good plan, and I would not even ask a Land Owner to do the work. It's just gonna give them too many ideas.
They could end the land lease agreement but why would you think they would get to keep the tent? That would be easy to prove to the police if need be. Just saying.
I have 40k to put into my glamp site and I am looking for 3 other investors who can put 20k each. I want to buy 10 acres of land and eventually have 20 units on it. To stand out from everyone else I want to style it differently than other tents on airbnb.
@@MichaelPerez-tf7pf I am in Seattle but i want it to be located in the desert. Of course there is a lot of things to get sorted before moving forward.
Great content ! Question- how do U prevent land owners to just fire ya and take over your glamp site after seeing it do so well and can just copy your entire operation (especially if they’ve been running the whole thing for ya)?
they would have to be confident they could do it, as most people don't believe they are capable of even running a business. It's a lot more complicated than just pitching a tent. Also the initial investment costs could slow them.
I just bought land in the high desert not sure where to start but watching this channel is giving me some insight on where to start hopefully I can purchase my first home
Will they allow you to build a glampsite in Joshua tree? ..seems like the only permit permanent structures .. and if you do it unpermitted can you list on Airbnb?
Love your videos!! I have no doubt your training is worth 2K, but can you add a payment plan option? We have just bought a house with 31 acres (in Sevierville also.) We live full-time in the house and on a fixed income (retired disabled veteran and wife.) We already have campers staying with us through Hip Camp. We've invested 1K in a glamping tent (a canvas bell tent) and are working on getting it set up, so we can't squeeze out another 2K at the moment. I just found your videos about 2 weeks ago trying to find glamping info, you have the best content by far on TH-cam. Thanks for all you do!!
Just enrolled in your glamping program after attending the webinar. Totes excited. The webinars was super informative, engaging, and user-friendly. Thanks. ps. You pronounced my name correctly #dopeAF 💫😎 #Ibra
Thank you for such clear and fun videos, affording people a real opportunity to become financially independent! I'm sure I'm missing something but my question is if you do find a person to lease land from and you have a percentage deal with them, so therefore they're taking care of the property for you and clean for you but you don't have to pay them if you don't have guests, you would still have to pay them for for the use of the land even if you didn't have any bookings, wouldn't you? I'm probably missing something....
I've got about 50k to invest, and have a mattress business (so we practically get free mattresses). I want to start a glamping business in Moab. If you have knowledge about Moab, want to invest, have land or connections. I would love to collaborate?
Hey Rob, I just discovered your channel a few weeks ago. Excellent content and video quality!! Quick question, do you recommend officially starting a business with separate bank accounts, website, instagram and going through the entire “Official” process when you launch your first “test” site??? Or just fly under the radar for the first 6-12 months while working out details and logistics?? Does that make sense? Thanks again!!! You’re killing it!!!
I would say yes to that with any business because it's very important to separate your business and personal finances. You could just set up another savings account instead of an official business account which would require a Tax ID.
Have you successfully worked one of these through? If I'm the land owner and I'm doing the maintenance I'm probably going to just buy my own "tent, camper, etc." if I see this working and boot you out. What's the incentive to keep a leasing agent on my land if I'm doing all the upkeep? I just don't see how this is going to work. Also...I do own 2.5 acres near Truman lake and as much as I'm entertaining the idea of using the buildings I have onsite for AirBnb, I keep thinking of all the negatives from people using my buildings. Bedbugs, fire prevention if I have a wood stove, etc. Just a couple negative guests could blow out my earnings from several good transactions.
Is is possible or advisable to start a glamping business where the winters can be harsh (NY)? It looks like you wouldn't be able to operate from December - March which sucks. Curious if you have seen people make this work?
OMG! That portrait in the corner is STILL hanging CROOKED! Oy. LOL ;-) .... BUT, you have a NEW mic! Fancy! As usual... very informative video... two thumbs up!
Would it be wise to build a dome on someone’s land using this same structure? I would be afraid if things went bad with the land owner they would try to keep my dome along with everything in it. Not the easiest thing to pack up and store away since you have to build the structure etc.
Hi! can I go work maintenance on one of your sites? I have my own living space (#vanlife), I just want to work hands on so I can learn to do this myself!
Hi! Thank you so much for your videos! I am learning a TON. Question: if I build a cabin on leased land, put my capital into it, what happens when lease ends? Or when landowner decides to kick me out for whatever reason?
Very late reply, but look into the definition(s) of a Ground Lease. Essentially, this is what this video is referring to. To answer your question, all built/permanent structures would be taken over by the landowner after the lease ends. RV's, tents, yurts, etc. would be able to be removed and not retained by the landowner.
Question, if you lease someone's land then we still need to get a permit for the tent right? I wish you had a step by step on how to go about this. Please write a book!
Thanks for the awesome video! How do you go about projecting occupancy when you're looking for potential sites? There's no campsite currently and comps have got to be super unreliable for a campsite on someone's land in a given region. Maybe I'm wrong and there's an app for that?
How about doing this business using a state park campsite rental? Have you tried setting up camp in one of these campgrounds only to turn around and rent the site (sublease) with your tent or airstream to your tenant?
What do you think about an area where it’s cold most of the year? Like really cold at least 5-6 months. Say Calgary, Alberta. Kind of like in Montana but worse. Would there be enough demand year round?people here escape West to BC in the summer (and winter). Thanks for any input.
So my question is... what kind of high speed net do you have cuz you got 50 acres and you upload these videos. Do you have to drive out somewhere to upload?
Only problem is, your co host will see that your business is doing well and they'll kick you out and start their own. You end up paying a bunch moving that tent to somewhere not popular.
What about zoning and land use restrictions? I found some land I'm interested in but it only allows the owner to camp on the property for 21 days per 6 months. And what about recreational property that doesn't allow anyone to live on it? Would be considered living in the land of hosting?
Very few people can quote Multiplicity and that's why I respect the hell out of you, Steve.
I thought I was the only one who was obsessed with that movie. Totally underrated.
Would love to see a video on insurance, taxes and/or operating expenses! Loves the vids
Lol I don’t know how I didn’t come across your channel before, we live almost the same lives. SoCal Airbnb and unique listings on Airbnb. I love learning from other hosts and am always humbled by all the things I learn. Airbnb and my guests paying for my places literally saved my life many times over. Thank you for sharing and uploading.
What about taxes and insurance Rob, do you think you can clarify those things in another video maybe? Love your content keep it going bro!!
Licensed P&C insurance agent here. Rob I assume has a business owners commercial policy with a extended liability policy as well. The person who is letting you use there land would be added to those policies as a additional insured with what is called a waiver of subrogation. Essentially this says the insurance company won't try to recover money from the land owner should a claim be made. Now that doesn't mean the injured party cannot sue the land owner personally since the claim occurred on land they own and allowed to be used. This opens the landowner to the possibility of having the liability claim declined due to the landowner allowing a commercial enterprise on the land without notifying the insurance company. Most personal lines insurance companies have riders for home businesses, you just have to tell them about them.
Along with the landowner letting the insurance company know about the business being on their property. They should also look into getting their own extended liability policy. Hope this helps anyone wondering about insurance.
@@annabelalford804 I agree with you 100%. I was only suggesting a rider as a first step. Never hurts to ask before getting quotes for surplus lines. But yeah I really don't think a homeowner is going to realize the level of exposure they are putting themselves in. Most of the vacation type homes we write with are ASI, AMIG, and Stillwater and none of them would allow this.
If you rent through Hipcamp then they insure it.
@@briankh31 can you shoot me an email? I’d love to connect with you on your specific services. Robuiltchannel@gmail.com
Starts at 2:15. Or stick around for silliness. You’re welcome.
Yeah not a fan of silliness . Anxiety issues here
Thank you not all heroes wear capes
What an amazing idea...
Very informative, just wish I had seen your videos sooner. I had thought about doing similar a few years back but then I put the idea on the back burner, and it’s been sitting. Now I’m inspired after watching a couple of your videos. My plan site will be on a tiny Pacific Island near Guam. Being so remote, marketing might be my biggest challenge. Thank you for the excellent videos.
Great info! Its amazing how much free info you can get on youtube and how far ahead you can get with some searching and self discipline. Keep it up the great content!
Missed the sign-up. When do you plan to run it again?
Same!
same, link is not working
Same
Me too
Me 3🙋🏽♀️
If I wasn’t a broke college student, I would do your glamp camp. Love your content bro!!
Where do you live, I need an assistant
@@mylife1142 you can email me :)
You can probably easily find an investor since the startup costs are low. You'd have to give up a good percentage, but at least you'd get started.
Multiplicity! Great 90s film!
Great info! Thanks for sharing!
He’s right. I bought 80 acres with a house. I have 8 of those acres on a lake the size of Loch Ness. That’s where I am putting my cabins.
I am building one first and making it rental ready. Then as the income comes in I will build another. And so on...
My acreage provides me free firewood so instead of spending money I make money by selling the firewood.
Do you sell the firewood to random customers or companies?
u r smart
@@marcj3757 individual customers
Open to leasing?
Thank you for the videos you do! I have been thinking about starting a glamping business and your content is super helpful! Amazing channel
YES!!! Tried signing up on the work computer I got so excited and the firewall stopped me. Hurry up 6:00 so I can go handle biz!!!
GOT 'ER DONE!! READY TO START
Just signed up. We are so excited for the awesome learning and networking we’re gonna get. The $2k is worth it. I’m so glad I stumbled across your TH-cam videos, I’m so impressed by you and what you’ve accomplished. Can’t wait!
This kind of intro speaks directly to my soul. Love it !
love your beatz in your videos. yes, i notice, because i care
I think renting from someone is a good idea, but trying to talk the land owner into being an employee, is not very practical, because sooner or later they're gonna start thinking why do they need YOU?! And they will just end the rental agreement, kick you off the land and in some cases they could steal your Tent too, which they could legally do if it's on their land. Not a good plan, and I would not even ask a Land Owner to do the work. It's just gonna give them too many ideas.
exactly what if the landlord is a jerk. What if they let you rent from them for a year then terminate the lease and keep your tent
Exactly my thinking. This whole thing is akin to rental arbitrage. If the owner can do it themselves what do they need YOU for?
They could end the land lease agreement but why would you think they would get to keep the tent? That would be easy to prove to the police if need be. Just saying.
This is what happened to me
@@simonadamson6283 Really you tried this idea? What happened?
ROBERT! Just pulled the trigger for your glamping program! So excited!!!
Multiplicity! NICE
You are providing an incredible service by sharing your knowledge. Keep it up! I feel you are rare Rob. :-)
I love your videos. Thanks for the info!
I like how you crawl between walking and running. =)
Right? Lol I think it's crawl, walk, run 😂
I have 40k to put into my glamp site and I am looking for 3 other investors who can put 20k each. I want to buy 10 acres of land and eventually have 20 units on it. To stand out from everyone else I want to style it differently than other tents on airbnb.
interested
Where are you located?
I'm interested in investing 20k. Where is this land located?
@@jillmandley234 I want to start building it by next spring
@@MichaelPerez-tf7pf I am in Seattle but i want it to be located in the desert. Of course there is a lot of things to get sorted before moving forward.
You give amazing information and you cut straight to the chase. Thank you for this.
Multiplicity. Great movie
Very creative, love this idea! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for the knowledge bro ! I own a 2.5 acer lot and want to make it work for me ! Slow and steady excited but need a lot of understanding !
Always coming through with the knowledge, Rob, thank you!!
Totally would do the glamp camp if I weren’t a broke vet with a family of 4. Hopefully after I create my glamp camp I can have that financial freedom
Great content ! Question- how do U prevent land owners to just fire ya and take over your glamp site after seeing it do so well and can just copy your entire operation (especially if they’ve been running the whole thing for ya)?
exactly or what if the landowner is a jerk
I suppose you could setup some kind of non-compete clause in your contract for a given duration, say 3-5 years.
they would have to be confident they could do it, as most people don't believe they are capable of even running a business. It's a lot more complicated than just pitching a tent. Also the initial investment costs could slow them.
Great video thanks for all the info Rob I’m going to look into the leasing option now!
I just bought land in the high desert not sure where to start but watching this channel is giving me some insight on where to start hopefully I can purchase my first home
Will they allow you to build a glampsite in Joshua tree? ..seems like the only permit permanent structures .. and if you do it unpermitted can you list on Airbnb?
You rock! Love this video, thank you
Love the content Rob! What sources/websites etc... do you use to find the land? See what it looks like, if has creeks, fresh water sources etc...
How do you find people who are leasing their land
Love your vids Rob. Seriously considering your course but 2k is a lot of quiche right now to put down and no doubt it’s worth it 👍
Multiplicity! Knew it before the Michael Keaton peek-a-boo… plus I also love pizza.
Love your videos!! I have no doubt your training is worth 2K, but can you add a payment plan option? We have just bought a house with 31 acres (in Sevierville also.) We live full-time in the house and on a fixed income (retired disabled veteran and wife.) We already have campers staying with us through Hip Camp. We've invested 1K in a glamping tent (a canvas bell tent) and are working on getting it set up, so we can't squeeze out another 2K at the moment. I just found your videos about 2 weeks ago trying to find glamping info, you have the best content by far on TH-cam. Thanks for all you do!!
Open to leasing some land? My boyfriend has experince with construction
Dude is out here spilling all the tea. For free !!! Lol. Appreciate your effort and love your content. Thank you !
Just enrolled in your glamping program after attending the webinar. Totes excited. The webinars was super informative, engaging, and user-friendly. Thanks. ps. You pronounced my name correctly #dopeAF 💫😎 #Ibra
super helpful information and great way to get started
thanks for this. Thinking of doing this for my farm.
Rob can you open your glamping training! I’d LOVE to get involved! Thanks Rob!
Thank you for such clear and fun videos, affording people a real opportunity to become financially independent! I'm sure I'm missing something but my question is if you do find a person to lease land from and you have a percentage deal with them, so therefore they're taking care of the property for you and clean for you but you don't have to pay them if you don't have guests, you would still have to pay them for for the use of the land even if you didn't have any bookings, wouldn't you? I'm probably missing something....
Dude your editor is great! If that’s you, nice job! If not, nice job! Great content too.
You really hooked the Glampers! haha nice lol
how did you do the head tracking at 00:45?
Maybe I’m missing it, but what can I expect to pay for liability insurance. Who is responsible? Land owner and glamp owner? Constructing the lease.
Great video man! Considering the course 🤔.
You exude a Robin Williams/ Jim Carey/ Jerry Lewis kind of humor and energy! Very creative business! Thanks for sharing.🥸
Really cool, thanks for the info. Also, I think you meant crawl, walk, run... instead of walk, crawl, run.
I've got about 50k to invest, and have a mattress business (so we practically get free mattresses). I want to start a glamping business in Moab. If you have knowledge about Moab, want to invest, have land or connections. I would love to collaborate?
Hey Rob, I just discovered your channel a few weeks ago. Excellent content and video quality!! Quick question, do you recommend officially starting a business with separate bank accounts, website, instagram and going through the entire “Official” process when you launch your first “test” site??? Or just fly under the radar for the first 6-12 months while working out details and logistics?? Does that make sense? Thanks again!!! You’re killing it!!!
I would say yes to that with any business because it's very important to separate your business and personal finances. You could just set up another savings account instead of an official business account which would require a Tax ID.
I enrolled in your course! cant wait!
Aw yay! Welcome aboard :) Can't wait to get started!
Great video keep going
Wow! This is a game changer! Thank you for these great ideas Rob 🙂👍
Have you successfully worked one of these through? If I'm the land owner and I'm doing the maintenance I'm probably going to just buy my own "tent, camper, etc." if I see this working and boot you out. What's the incentive to keep a leasing agent on my land if I'm doing all the upkeep? I just don't see how this is going to work. Also...I do own 2.5 acres near Truman lake and as much as I'm entertaining the idea of using the buildings I have onsite for AirBnb, I keep thinking of all the negatives from people using my buildings. Bedbugs, fire prevention if I have a wood stove, etc. Just a couple negative guests could blow out my earnings from several good transactions.
Willing to let another investor build on it? Then you won't have to take the risk of it
Omg love it. Multiplicity with Michael Keaton
what's the keep the property owner from exiting your agreement and doing glamping on their own, thereby creating your own competition?
Is is possible or advisable to start a glamping business where the winters can be harsh (NY)? It looks like you wouldn't be able to operate from December - March which sucks. Curious if you have seen people make this work?
How do you actually arrange a percentage deal with the owners? How do you present them the gross revenue and why would they trust you?
OMG! That portrait in the corner is STILL hanging CROOKED! Oy. LOL ;-) .... BUT, you have a NEW mic! Fancy! As usual... very informative video... two thumbs up!
This homie is the 🐐
Hello when will you bring back thr course?
Thank you Robert,
Would it be wise to build a dome on someone’s land using this same structure? I would be afraid if things went bad with the land owner they would try to keep my dome along with everything in it. Not the easiest thing to pack up and store away since you have to build the structure etc.
That could get tricky. But in the end you would need to have a well drafted contract in place for when things go south
Hi! can I go work maintenance on one of your sites? I have my own living space (#vanlife), I just want to work hands on so I can learn to do this myself!
I think it is crawl, walk, run but the point is made so, all good.
Can you do the update video, post purge?
purge?
Hi! Thank you so much for your videos! I am learning a TON. Question: if I build a cabin on leased land, put my capital into it, what happens when lease ends? Or when landowner decides to kick me out for whatever reason?
Very late reply, but look into the definition(s) of a Ground Lease. Essentially, this is what this video is referring to. To answer your question, all built/permanent structures would be taken over by the landowner after the lease ends. RV's, tents, yurts, etc. would be able to be removed and not retained by the landowner.
Great information
Dudeeee on mobile the link to enroll doesn’t show up.
Good info !!! Thanks!
Hey there! Loved this series so much, super jazzed up and want to learn more. Do you think you will be hosting your master class any time soon?
Hey Rob! Will you be hosting more programs? Would love information about that.
Question, if you lease someone's land then we still need to get a permit for the tent right? I wish you had a step by step on how to go about this. Please write a book!
Thanks for the awesome video! How do you go about projecting occupancy when you're looking for potential sites? There's no campsite currently and comps have got to be super unreliable for a campsite on someone's land in a given region. Maybe I'm wrong and there's an app for that?
Rob, I checked out your glamp site. Seems cool man. That was not a 'quick video' haha. Totally makes sense tho, props to you for getting that going
Hi. Is the course available online? Even if it is not live?
I want to ask you if my idea of asking for personal loan from landowner and /or make it the lease to own - is this doable? I’m new to pursue it ...
Is the program free or how much is it ???
How about doing this business using a state park campsite rental? Have you tried setting up camp in one of these campgrounds only to turn around and rent the site (sublease) with your tent or airstream to your tenant?
shouldn't it be crawl, walk run (2:50)?
What about glamping sites at state parks/beaches?
How can I join the training?
Hi Rob can you put glamping tents in colder regions with snow and rain ? Thanks
What kind of contract did you sign with the co-host? It that a detail you cover in your program?
How do I get in on your masterclass sir? :)
I watched the video but don't see a link to sign up?
Neither do I. Where is the link to signup?
In the description box
What do you think about an area where it’s cold most of the year? Like really cold at least 5-6 months. Say Calgary, Alberta. Kind of like in Montana but worse. Would there be enough demand year round?people here escape West to BC in the summer (and winter). Thanks for any input.
I don’t see options to split payments between cards; how can I do that?
how do you recommend finding land owners who would be open to this concept?
😂😂😂 I’m here for the info but even your intros are worth it 😂😂😂😂
So my question is... what kind of high speed net do you have cuz you got 50 acres and you upload these videos. Do you have to drive out somewhere to upload?
Only problem is, your co host will see that your business is doing well and they'll kick you out and start their own. You end up paying a bunch moving that tent to somewhere not popular.
What about zoning and land use restrictions? I found some land I'm interested in but it only allows the owner to camp on the property for 21 days per 6 months. And what about recreational property that doesn't allow anyone to live on it? Would be considered living in the land of hosting?
Would you start on multiple rental platforms? or just just one (i.e. AirB&B)???
I remember i scammed somebody out their glamp buisness
Name checks out lol.
really why