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Ashley:
Welcome to the Real Estate Rookie podcast. I, I’m Ashley Kehr,
Tony:
And I am Tony j Robinson. And with that, let’s get into today’s first question. Alright, our first question up comes from Jeff and Jeff says, I’m a Superhost on Airbnb for my own property, and I’m considering starting to offer management to other people. But rather than taking a cut of the revenue which can make the cashflow challenging for the owner and markets with decent forecasted appreciation numbers, I’m playing around with the idea of taking a percentage of any future appreciation. Has anyone come across that business model any way to do this where I can see myself with X percent of $0 unless there’s no appreciation? Would this be an attractive option for you as a property manager as opposed to a percent of revenue? This is interesting. I’ve literally never heard anyone frame this question as a property manager to say like, Hey, I don’t need cashflow. I just want a piece of the appreciation. Have you ever heard anyone structure a management deal like this? Ash?
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