Valerie Malone explains why planning matters for short-term rentals. She warns against impulse buying and pushes for a structured approach to maximize returns on your investment.
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Just planning. That's my number one advice. Spend some time planning and have some respect for the fact that you have to spend a bit of time on that piece. Because running to, you know, TK Max or I don't know where the majority of your listeners are, if they're UK or US based, but it's about half and half. Okay, so the homesense, the target, all those places where you can run in and you think, yes, that's going to be great, I'm going to grab that, that's fine. And you may use it and it may be great, but if you, if you do enough of that, you're just going to end up really overwhelmed and really bogged down. So that's, that's why I created my design course for short term rentals, because it walks you from the beginning. Empty property, step by step. What do I need to do next? Need to do next so that I get to the end game as quickly as possible. I understand time is money. You know, we want to get the doors open and start earning a return on that investment for sure.