Airbnb: A Tenancy Concept Worth Exploring
Would you consider letting a virtual stranger into your home, sharing your personal space for a given time? Are you willing to give visitors free reign over your property, appliances, furniture, and other household amenities? If your answer to either is yes, then you’re cut out to be a home-sharing renter or a landlord. The question now is how to go about it? Airbnb is currently the biggest platform for home-sharing and short- and long-term leasing. It boasts over 4 million listings worldwide. It’s not a perfect platform, but the success stories of countless Airbnb hosts are intriguing and encouraging. Travel + Leisure, an online travel magazine, reports that hosts can earn as much as $10,000 a month. As Revenue
Franchising: A Practical Introduction to Business Management
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Airbnb: A Tenancy Concept Worth Exploring
Would you consider letting a virtual stranger into your home, sharing your personal space for a given time? Are you willing to give visitors free reign over your property, appliances, furniture, and other household amenities? If your answer to either is yes, then you’re cut out to be a home-sharing renter or a landlord. The question now is how to
Getting Over Debt Phobia
Fear of accumulating debt is understandable. Many of us have it, especially those who have experienced first-hand how devastating and stressful paying a debt back can be. I’m not a stranger to debt myself. I put myself through the wringer working part-time in addition to holding down a full-time job when I was fresh out of college. I had student
Financial Goal Setting: Why You Need to Do It
In my years of working in an auditing firm, I’ve encountered people who were so good at making money. Their methods varied, but they had one thing in common: They had clear goals and worked hard at reaching them within a set period. What they were doing was financial goal setting. It is a practice I recommend to my family,
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