Airbnb Business Without Property

Discover how to become a successful Airbnb rental host and earn massive profits, all without owning a single property. Ever since its launch, Airbnb has dramatically changed the idea of rental properties, making it more accessible for people to host their real estate for guests and earn serious money while doing so.

According to the Journal of Marketing Research, “Airbnb has served more than 50 million guests since it was founded in 2008 and has a market capitalization eclipsing $30 billion”. Furthermore, Fortune's website states that Airbnb profits will top $3 billion by 2020. And, finally, eMarketer suggests that Airbnb will continue to grow US users through 2019 and that 36.8 million adults in the United States will use Airbnb this year, an increase of 21.2 percent over 2016.

De acuerdo al Journal of Marketing Research, “Airbnb ha servido a más de 50 millones de huéspedes desde que fue creado en 2008 y tiene una capitalización de mercado rondando los $30 billones”. Además, Fortune.com plantea que los ingresos de Airbnb llegarán a $3 billones en 2020. Y, finalmente, eMarketer sugiere que Airbnb continuará aumentado sus clientes en USA durante el 2019 y que 36.8 millones de adultos en Estados Unidos usarán Airbnb este año, un incremento de 21.2% por encima de 2016.

Just when we begin to prioritize localized foods, looking for homegrown and homemade products, over imported brands, we have been offered an alternative to hotels with excess reserves and corporate stays. Increasingly, we hear Airbnb emerge in a conversation. It has become an element of conversation, a display of right, an additional layer of travel experience. This book is all about Airbnb, its scope, and how it manages a network of homes in more than 34,000 cities represented by nonprofessionals seeking to open their private residence to international travelers.

Airbnb is a business phenomenon and is an incredibly successful platform. The number of people renting their properties is continuously increasing. For you, that can be a good and a bad thing. On the one hand, the rising number of offers means that the demand is also getting bigger so there’s definitely room for you to join this money-making train. On the other hand, it can be hard to stand out amongst that vast Airbnb crowd.