How To Get Around The 90 Day Airbnb Rule In London
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- A lot of people aren't too comfortable with the idea of doing serviced accommodation in London because of the 90-day Airbnb rule.
But, in this video, I explain the different ways that you can get around this rule (legally)... So that you're able to build a profitable serviced accommodation business in London
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Create a duplicate listing. Then delete or disable the previous one once you’ve reached your 90 day limit. Your welcome x
that game is over next year with the mandatory property registration number imposed by government
@@aluk4805 how are they going to catch people?
bro u talk whey too much and actual do NOT speak any helpful advise
Super video
Hello, good afternoon. In your video, you talk about the 90-day rule as an apartment, but if I have a 4-bedroom flat and I want to rent only 2 of them on Airbnb, does the rule still apply, or is it only if I rent the entire flat?
@@mercedesguanoalcaraz6049 I think with rooms it might be a bit different, will need to double check this
They ll make another law and prevent you all leaches from playing these tricks.
@@syyylvo no tricks, just lawful strategies
Hi Yusuf, I am exploring in having short term serviced accommodation franchise in London area. I had reservations about the 90 days rule but it was good to come across your video. Thanks
I’m glad you took value from it 👌
Inspirational video. For so long London has been presented as a no, no! Go outside London, they say.
Thanks for the clarity and great energy bro!!
I appreciate that bro! And glad you’re got some clarity on this one 👌
So the rule is only for Airbnb and can use normal on other platforms or directly, correct?
Its for all platforms, not just airbnb
With the mid term rental contracts would you say that we would charge the rent at local rent rates or airbnb rates? Also what conditions would the contract stripulate?
with mid term rates you would charge airbnb rates but offer a discount because they're booking quite long term. Monthly discounts range from 15-25% typically...
Lovely information on the video Yusuf !I’ve been trying to find out if there is a limit for medium-stays in London, is there a limit to the amount of medium-stay days ?
No worries! And no there isn’t a limit when it comes to mid term let’s 👌
What's stopping me from creating a new ad after the first one has reached 90 days?
nothing really, thats what a lot of people do, even though they shouldn't
@@yusufsheikh01might sound like a dumb question but why not? What’s the worse that can happen? Your account gets taken down?
@@rahimmiah9848 well it depends, some councils are more active then others… usually they tell you stop, and if you don’t they take things further
Yeah that’s what I did. Just delete the old listing and create a new one 🙄
the mandatory property registration number imposed by government that will start next year
how about when the 90 days are all booked up from mid-term stays how do others book as well when the 90 days are up
Well this is all new to me as I normally stay in a Hostel or B+B for maybe six nights, In London. But I'd like a bit longer maybe two weeks, So I was looking for accommodation for that period of time maybe longer if I could afford it. Thanks.
@@colmflaherty3963 any specific areas in London you’d be looking in?
I need help. I have been told by Landlord for two apartments in London to only do 3 month minimum bookings and not on Air BnB. These are the terms. How do I let's say get direct bookings for 3 months plus? How and where so I attract these people very quickly? Can you recommend any process or even a channel manager specifically. Thanks
Listing on sites like open rent, situ, Saco, and silver door can help attract long term bookings for your place
Does the 90 day rule on apply to central London or is it all London postcodes? Im in zone 5 for example (e4 postcode) so would this still apply?
@@toobsii6841 it applies to the whole of Greater London, meaning everything inside the m25
Thank you for the information. Do you recommend a Ltd company or Llp with SA? Does it make a difference?
@@toobsii6841 I’d definitely recommend LTD 👌
Hi Yusuf. i just like your energy. can i work for you for free and you teach me the business in exchange? hoping to read from you. cheers
I like you’re energy too! I’ve got a free course coming out soon that’ll go really in depth… I think that’ll help you out quite a bit once it’s ready 👌
Thanks for the info. Got a question regarding maintenance and cleaning of the property on these mid-long term bookings. How does that work? Do still provide cleaners etc? Thanks
It’s good to provide a weekly cleaning service to people booking for over a month, it’s not a must though! And maintenance should still be provided throughout their whole stay 👌
Hey Yousef,
Just wanted to know if the 90day rule is for per room or per house.
For rooms it depends...So if all of the rooms are being rented out as a short-let... then yeah it would apply to that too
Can I get in contact with you? Can really do with some advice for apartments in London
Sure thing, feel free to drop me a message on my instagram 👌
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A mid term let turns into a tenancy automatically meaning they now have rights and are protected from eviction. So yes, its definitely an AST
not if its under 6 months
@@yusufsheikh01Still an AST. Look it up
Amazing information ❤
Great video! You are solution minded. Learned a lot. Thanks
I appreciate that a lot! I’m glad you’d taken value from this 🙌
can they request to book for 90 plus via airbnb?
Yeah they can, and then if the booking is for over 90 days Airbnb will still keep it listed on its platform
@@yusufsheikh01 do you mind giving me your email? i would like if it you could go thru my listing to make sure its configured for this?
hey brilliant video!
I’m glad you took value from it 🙌
Hi Yusuf, thanks for the video. It was useful. I have a question. For example if you rent out your property on Airbnb for lets say 80 days. You only 10 days remaining until the deadline...shall I then change the listing to "minimum 95 days booking" so I can still get around the 90 day rule?
@@ayeshislam4452 you could do… you could also convert a lot of those bookings coming from Airbnb to book direct with you. That way it’s not picked up by Airbnb 😉