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July 2, 2011 at 10:10 AM #18908July 2, 2011 at 10:56 AM #707025NotCrankyParticipant
Maybe home insurance companies would have someone for you for a year at a time or more.
July 2, 2011 at 10:56 AM #708238NotCrankyParticipantMaybe home insurance companies would have someone for you for a year at a time or more.
July 2, 2011 at 10:56 AM #707123NotCrankyParticipantMaybe home insurance companies would have someone for you for a year at a time or more.
July 2, 2011 at 10:56 AM #707875NotCrankyParticipantMaybe home insurance companies would have someone for you for a year at a time or more.
July 2, 2011 at 10:56 AM #707722NotCrankyParticipantMaybe home insurance companies would have someone for you for a year at a time or more.
July 2, 2011 at 6:36 PM #707935sdrealtorParticipantIn general people renting in LC Oaks are likely to want to use their own furniture. You may get an international exec for a year or two furnished. Short term corp rental would put lots of wear and tear on the house as well as be expensive to manage. You could probably get about $1000 more per month furnished.
July 2, 2011 at 6:36 PM #708298sdrealtorParticipantIn general people renting in LC Oaks are likely to want to use their own furniture. You may get an international exec for a year or two furnished. Short term corp rental would put lots of wear and tear on the house as well as be expensive to manage. You could probably get about $1000 more per month furnished.
July 2, 2011 at 6:36 PM #707783sdrealtorParticipantIn general people renting in LC Oaks are likely to want to use their own furniture. You may get an international exec for a year or two furnished. Short term corp rental would put lots of wear and tear on the house as well as be expensive to manage. You could probably get about $1000 more per month furnished.
July 2, 2011 at 6:36 PM #707183sdrealtorParticipantIn general people renting in LC Oaks are likely to want to use their own furniture. You may get an international exec for a year or two furnished. Short term corp rental would put lots of wear and tear on the house as well as be expensive to manage. You could probably get about $1000 more per month furnished.
July 2, 2011 at 6:36 PM #707087sdrealtorParticipantIn general people renting in LC Oaks are likely to want to use their own furniture. You may get an international exec for a year or two furnished. Short term corp rental would put lots of wear and tear on the house as well as be expensive to manage. You could probably get about $1000 more per month furnished.
July 3, 2011 at 4:15 PM #707788earlyretirementParticipantI don’t know about the LC Oakes area. But as you mentioned, the main market for the furnished rentals are corporate market or if it’s a desirable area then vacation rentals.
I own many properties and I furnish all of them. I don’t go for the long-term rental rather the short-term market (both tourists and corporate business travelers).
Generally your properties have to be in super desirable areas for both of those types I mentioned above. You can use websites like VRBO.com, Homeaway.com, Flipkey.com, AirBnB.com and many others.
On longer term rentals, people mostly want to use their own furniture I’ve found unless you have REALLY nice stuff. I’ve done a few longer term rentals with my properties. Even though they weren’t geared towards the long term market, they really liked it as the furniture was all really high end, LCD/LED TVs in each room, etc.
There is a segment of the population out there that will be more interested in renting a furnished rental as long as the furniture is high end and not funky. Comfortable, high end mattresses are also a big plus, especially with the corporate executive type.
In my rentals, even in the properties outside of the USA, I put in VoIP phone lines (via Vonage.com) so business executives can stay in contact with their family/business associates/friends. It’s more professional and convenient vs. Skype or other things. I also include a GSM local cellphone that they can use to have a local #. They pay for any airtime via refillable credits so it doesn’t cost me a dime other than the expense to buy the cellphone. I also put in a local phone line and have a block on it so they can only call local #’s.
Obviously I include free wi-fi high speed access and put in the extensive cable package or DirecTV so they have all the essential channels. This really helps attract the high $$ crowd. It’s so much more convenient vs. a hotel. The ROI is MUCH higher than renting it out on a long-term tenant.
July 3, 2011 at 4:15 PM #707188earlyretirementParticipantI don’t know about the LC Oakes area. But as you mentioned, the main market for the furnished rentals are corporate market or if it’s a desirable area then vacation rentals.
I own many properties and I furnish all of them. I don’t go for the long-term rental rather the short-term market (both tourists and corporate business travelers).
Generally your properties have to be in super desirable areas for both of those types I mentioned above. You can use websites like VRBO.com, Homeaway.com, Flipkey.com, AirBnB.com and many others.
On longer term rentals, people mostly want to use their own furniture I’ve found unless you have REALLY nice stuff. I’ve done a few longer term rentals with my properties. Even though they weren’t geared towards the long term market, they really liked it as the furniture was all really high end, LCD/LED TVs in each room, etc.
There is a segment of the population out there that will be more interested in renting a furnished rental as long as the furniture is high end and not funky. Comfortable, high end mattresses are also a big plus, especially with the corporate executive type.
In my rentals, even in the properties outside of the USA, I put in VoIP phone lines (via Vonage.com) so business executives can stay in contact with their family/business associates/friends. It’s more professional and convenient vs. Skype or other things. I also include a GSM local cellphone that they can use to have a local #. They pay for any airtime via refillable credits so it doesn’t cost me a dime other than the expense to buy the cellphone. I also put in a local phone line and have a block on it so they can only call local #’s.
Obviously I include free wi-fi high speed access and put in the extensive cable package or DirecTV so they have all the essential channels. This really helps attract the high $$ crowd. It’s so much more convenient vs. a hotel. The ROI is MUCH higher than renting it out on a long-term tenant.
July 3, 2011 at 4:15 PM #708303earlyretirementParticipantI don’t know about the LC Oakes area. But as you mentioned, the main market for the furnished rentals are corporate market or if it’s a desirable area then vacation rentals.
I own many properties and I furnish all of them. I don’t go for the long-term rental rather the short-term market (both tourists and corporate business travelers).
Generally your properties have to be in super desirable areas for both of those types I mentioned above. You can use websites like VRBO.com, Homeaway.com, Flipkey.com, AirBnB.com and many others.
On longer term rentals, people mostly want to use their own furniture I’ve found unless you have REALLY nice stuff. I’ve done a few longer term rentals with my properties. Even though they weren’t geared towards the long term market, they really liked it as the furniture was all really high end, LCD/LED TVs in each room, etc.
There is a segment of the population out there that will be more interested in renting a furnished rental as long as the furniture is high end and not funky. Comfortable, high end mattresses are also a big plus, especially with the corporate executive type.
In my rentals, even in the properties outside of the USA, I put in VoIP phone lines (via Vonage.com) so business executives can stay in contact with their family/business associates/friends. It’s more professional and convenient vs. Skype or other things. I also include a GSM local cellphone that they can use to have a local #. They pay for any airtime via refillable credits so it doesn’t cost me a dime other than the expense to buy the cellphone. I also put in a local phone line and have a block on it so they can only call local #’s.
Obviously I include free wi-fi high speed access and put in the extensive cable package or DirecTV so they have all the essential channels. This really helps attract the high $$ crowd. It’s so much more convenient vs. a hotel. The ROI is MUCH higher than renting it out on a long-term tenant.
July 3, 2011 at 4:15 PM #707940earlyretirementParticipantI don’t know about the LC Oakes area. But as you mentioned, the main market for the furnished rentals are corporate market or if it’s a desirable area then vacation rentals.
I own many properties and I furnish all of them. I don’t go for the long-term rental rather the short-term market (both tourists and corporate business travelers).
Generally your properties have to be in super desirable areas for both of those types I mentioned above. You can use websites like VRBO.com, Homeaway.com, Flipkey.com, AirBnB.com and many others.
On longer term rentals, people mostly want to use their own furniture I’ve found unless you have REALLY nice stuff. I’ve done a few longer term rentals with my properties. Even though they weren’t geared towards the long term market, they really liked it as the furniture was all really high end, LCD/LED TVs in each room, etc.
There is a segment of the population out there that will be more interested in renting a furnished rental as long as the furniture is high end and not funky. Comfortable, high end mattresses are also a big plus, especially with the corporate executive type.
In my rentals, even in the properties outside of the USA, I put in VoIP phone lines (via Vonage.com) so business executives can stay in contact with their family/business associates/friends. It’s more professional and convenient vs. Skype or other things. I also include a GSM local cellphone that they can use to have a local #. They pay for any airtime via refillable credits so it doesn’t cost me a dime other than the expense to buy the cellphone. I also put in a local phone line and have a block on it so they can only call local #’s.
Obviously I include free wi-fi high speed access and put in the extensive cable package or DirecTV so they have all the essential channels. This really helps attract the high $$ crowd. It’s so much more convenient vs. a hotel. The ROI is MUCH higher than renting it out on a long-term tenant.
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