Airbnb just isn't the same..
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
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if you have been watching my content, trying to grow your existing short-term rental business or because you're trying to start an airbnb business.. I am super proud and honored that you have followed me this far. I hope this content has been a service to you. If you find that it hasn't yet been enough, and something is missing, then watch this video. The context may be a big help.
I am Sean Rakidzich the lead coach in the world's best airbnb program Cracking Superhost. I have made over $10,000,000 on the airbnb platform and my students have made over $1 Billion collectively.
Here is the link as promised my friends:
calendly.com/million-dollar-renter/ss-o?YT
This channel has changed my life. I have quit my dead end job of $22/hr in Atlanta. I now have 3 doors and counting. Subscribe & stop searching! Thank you Sean!
Man I love to hear that. Great work!
Thank you Sean for all your free content. Watching your videos have helped me significantly scale my AirBnB business. I am almost always fully booked by implementing your advice. Amazing videos. You are doing a fantastic job.
Sean, you are the man. Your content changed our lives. We net $30k per month today with properties and run it 100% as a family business. We'll never be able to repay you for what you've helped us achieve. Thanks!
Any advice for someone who is interested in starting? I live in south FL and my biggest worry is picking the wrong property. Also roughly how much money did you need to get started? Could you use a Biz CC to get started or would landlords have a problem with that for paying the rent?
@ericrutherford6527 take your time to research all of the best listings you can find in South Florida
@@AirbnbAutomatedi appreciate it Sean. Thats the gameplan. Im closing on a house now once the dust settles of the big move i want to jump all in.
This is why Mr. Sean is the best! 😊 Thanks to his super helpful tips and advice I had the confidence to go out a couple of weeks ago to practice pitching property managers/leasing agents. I got 3 “Yeses” the 2nd one went extremely well, she even swore that she had seen me before (I have never seen her in my life) it was a lot of fun. It’s been tempting to stay, but I wish to leave. I hope it’s this “easy” for me to pitch and get a “Yes” in the new area that I’ll be moving into 🙏🏼 if not, I know I’m learning from the best 🙂
Great work, enjoy your content always.
Happy to provide it!
I can't wait to get started and I will definitely use you as a coach!
I love this video and hearing the passion you have for us to succeed. Getting closer and closer to being rich before 25!
Pura life hermano, thank you for your service!
I hope your well and sound.
Thank you! I’m doing well
Thank you Sean for for everything you do for us 😊
Happy to help :)
Great coach! Thank you!
thank YOU
Shawn, I watched your last video of video about the pictures and the other video I thinking of middle of the month and I was able to have 93% booked on two of my properties and 66% booked on my other property. I appreciate you for helping us ahead of the curve. It is not easy out here are use a couple of pricing strategies. Kind of noticed that if I don’t plan it very well my end of the month may not be full or my beginning of the month may not be for the way I want it to be so I really appreciate your advice on helping us stay afloat and he’s hard times it’s definitely not easy
Happy to help!
Hmmm very interesting! Okay Maybe a month but might take you up on this. Traveling until Mar. 20. Your direct honesty is amazing. You have good common sense. You do a TON of free content. Thanks for this!
I’ve been here 7 years, take your time. :)
Not going anywhere
Your content is great. I can't afford the coaching sessions but these here, is already a bliss. I have save all of your videos from day one and I'm going to watch all of them .
Thanks once again.
I wish you a ton of success. You’ll do great with the free videos. Theres plenty in there for you.
@@AirbnbAutomated Thank you 😊
7:16 to 7:40 says it all for all new learners. Wonderful
The basics 🤌
Quick question, I know you've said book low season early and high last. But how late starts to be concerning? For instance, my summer season is June 1- august 31st. Of those 12 weeks only 2 are booked. I think my pricing is competitive.
I know we offer superior quality and lots of amenities. But my main concern is the economy and people's affordability.
I will see about a Saturday morning session.
I price my slow season aggressively 4 months in advance. And that’s for apartments
Yes, I am more concerned that high season , which starts in 3 months is not booked up yet.
Update? Where are you located and how is it going?
Hello.. so I don’t care to use social media and I’m unsure if there is a way to discuss Airbnb content with you .. I ran multiple locations, did all the interiors, cleaning and management.. so recently I have been doing some work for a person that has no idea and I wanted to pick your brain.. i think you have similar experience as myself.. i started back in 2017zz have 35 years in food Bev and both as a residential and commercial cleaner and have done everything.. I’m having some frustration:. Is there a way to discuss this in a private forum
Im not sure exactly what youre asking to discuss?
When is revenue manager's handbook going to be on the market?
July
Now what we need to hear is your workout routine. 😄
Hello, Sean I'm starting off as a virtual Co-hosting. Do you think it's would be profitable in today's Airbnb?
Juliet, sad to report. Virtual cohosting isn’t really a thing.
To make a property run passively for the owner, a property needs humans nearby.
It would take a lot of work to hire housekeepers and service contractors without overspending. That’s easiest done local to the property.
Hi Sean,
How is your Airbnb business going since you took over again? Because i look on your reviews and they are still not that good. Are you actually making money?
Yes they’re profitable, even the old account with the less that ideal reviews.
Rehire me for the paper promise 40 orders a week I also want to establish my insurance business and airbnb
I watch Sean less for real estate arbitrage than for salesmanship and self promotion. Sean is a great example of how valuable a star salesman is - the product doesn’t matter. Don’t waste a 100k on a degree if you have the intelligence and ‘it factor’ that all master sales people have. Watch how most of his ‘fireside chats’ whether on stage or just on screen often involve a cup of coffee.
Smart! Sales is one of my very favorite topics and it changed my life
I’ve survived 35 years in Hollywood by learning the difference between selling a product vs selling a story. You’re in the service industry selling an experience while keeping an eye on margin through lots of data. I enjoy your content and approach. You’re also a born storyteller, which is of course, the backbone of sales. :-)
I believe I was able to send you a more detailed explanation via website..
First: your videos are entertaining, well put together, and there's some tidbits in there every time that can make a host better. You put yourself out there and it's more than can be said about 99.9% of, well anyone! However, how do you explain the reason as to why the ratings of your STR properties suck? Like 4.80 or worse kind of suck. Anything south of 4.95 is bad. 4.80? Or worse? Seriously?
That was the side effect of taking two years off the business. I can’t brag that my first attempt at automation went well.
@@AirbnbAutomated I think I speak for everyone that loves your content that we're pulling for you to bring it back! As a follow up question: when ratings began to slide (during this 2-year whatever-it-was) did you completely have no idea what was going on? For example, I have a few restaurants that I'm (finally) no longer running day and night. As a result, I'm not eating/breathing all our Yelp ratings, etc. (I used to lose sleep over it). But I still always know that we're holding the line at a level that's in an acceptable range. How were things able to get away from you so completely? It feels like the real income-to-time winner is doing what you do (entertaining on RUclips, speaking, consulting, books, etc.). Hosting is a pain in the ass! You can make a ton of money, but it's hard, takes time, energy, stress. Cranking out videos (you maybe even have an editor now, so you're not even worrying about that part). So you'll want to be sure you still position yourself as an actual successful host (reflected in 4.99 ratings on your listings) if you want to get the $1K/hr stuff doing consulting for the little guys, right?
@socalstr
I’m still letting the team run the public business. Sure that’s perhaps to my detriment. And it was a mistake to completely step away. Especially considering the implications on my reputation for those that care if I’m a superhost or not.
But, my content speaks for itself. What I teach works. Maybe I’ll make some new hobby properties for the channel, just to give people some fresh context with my name on it.
And to answer your last question. No.
I know 4.25 hosts making a killing and 4.9 hosts going out of business. Reviews do not define successful.
Damn times must be really bad for you that you keep trying to push your paid stuff lol
I have employees and a coaching team. As their boss, I will make sure that they have students to coach. just another business. You could throw shade at all of the airbnb ads you see instead of watching a video for 10 minutes just to be disrespectful.
I learnt the ropes of my Airbnb business thanks to Sean's videos. At a time that I was down and out. Thanks so much, Sean, from the bottom of my heart.🫶
It’s been my great honor