Culin Tate is one of the foremost Airbnb experts. Personal experience from scaling from one to ten Airbnb properties in his portfolio, along with the insights gained from coaching hundreds of short-term rental investors across the United States has given him an unparalleled depth of knowledge. Expertise comes from experience!
Owning and operating numerous short-term rental properties has allowed Culin to test his algorithm and pricing theories with a large data set. He has honed his short-term rental systems for locating viable markets, finding ideal investment properties, financing short-term rental investments, creating the ultimate Airbnb listing, pricing for occupancy, streamlining operations, building a dream team, risk management, guest hospitality, optimizing earning potential, and more!
Airbnb expert, Culin, enjoys speaking engagements on the topic of creating financial freedom through short-term rentals. These engagements have led to more coaching clients, more data, and more insights into tools, techniques, and successful monetization systems for Airbnb investors.
"There are so many individuals who are curious about short-term rentals, and Airbnb coaching is a vehicle to share my knowledge with them to help them succeed." ~Culin Tate
Bottom line, everyone is nervous before they try something new. There is nothing wrong with being cautious, but do not let fear stand in the way of your success as a short-term rental investor.
I am a coach with the goal of sharing how to succeed with the Airbnb arbitrage. Working with me, you will know more than 95% of the hosts currently operating on the Airbnb platform. It is incredibly easy to get bogged down by fear of what you think you do not know about short-term rentals and to then become too paralyzed to move forward. Go as far as you can see, and engage an Airbnb expert or Airbnb coach if you need help. You can sign up for a free 30 minute coaching session with me here! Or if you're looking for a step-by-step Airbnb book, check out Host Coach on Amazon or Audible.
