The pleasure was mine. So glad the universe connected us!

I think most homeowners would say that🙂It's especially true in towns with a good school system .

Thank you so much for the compliments. I'm glad that you've enjoying the content!

It does, it also has a translation button that makes it easy for guests to read your complete listing.

Thanks for the suggestion! Are there any thumbnail styles that you find particularly eye-catching?

I'm so grateful for your comment! We're always trying to bring value and very much appreciate your letting us know that we're on the right track!

It was my pleasure! I learned so much about you and now I like you even more!

You can check him out and connect with Paul from his website: www.speakerpaulross.com/

Yes, absolutely! New cabinets or even painting the existing ones and/or changing the hardware can make a huge impact! Painting the walls refreshes everything and makes it feel like new!

I'm so psyched that you were able to find a connection with the video!

Thanks, Ray!

Thanks, Troy! We try to keep it interesting🙂Curtis makes it easy!

Thanks!

@@ChristineMcCarronwelcome. But your channel needs to be updated. Please check your WhatsApp. I have submitted a report on your KZbin channel to WhatsApp. Waiting for your reply. Thank you.

Thanks, Kiran!

Thanks for your comment, yes she is!

Thank you! Happy New Year to you! I am going shopping with my Mom tomorrow to start redefining my wardrobe🙂

It was a pleasure! I love the great tips that you shared, you're a star!

Gee Rick, I'm sorry that you don't like my voice but I hope that you got some value from the content🙂

@@ChristineMcCarron I have no problem with your voice. That drawl is not part of your voice; you can stop doing that at any time. This is the equivalent of appearing with grimy hair or dirty clothes, which you are not doing.

@@ricksimon9867 Hmm, interesting. I'm not sure what you mean.

@@ChristineMcCarron In this video, it is most noticeable every time you say "hour", and that one single "no", and the "home depot", and the very last "all".

​@@ricksimon9867 I'm curious, where are you from in the world?

What makes you say that?

What do you mean?

I mean let's all become rich🙂

Yes Joe is a great guy!

And now you're prepared for the zombie apocalypse 🌞

@@ChristineMcCarron Joe is helping my to beef up my old solar system here! Just such a cool guy and his wife is just as wonderful!

@@JimmerJamesKM oh great! I think I met his wife at the tiny house show when I met Joe. Super nice people! Tell him I said hi!

Best to avoid paying taxes. Real estate investing is a great, legal way!

No, bit it's a fair guess🙂They were Asian.

People are making extra money by renting their pools to others. Swimply is an app that Cassie refers to in the podcast. There may be others.

That's understandable. Everyone is different and I'm sure it depends where you live and how motivated you are to make money🙂

@@ChristineMcCarron I'll take safety over money.

@@sanicakes2424 A feeling of safety is something that money can't buy.

@@ChristineMcCarron There's something that would make me pretty happy that money could buy if someone tries to come into my yard. No trespassing means something.

When they're ready, and if they want to, they'll figure out how to create a life they love.

People are doing it. Try it and then tell me why it won't work.

@@ChristineMcCarron I'm sure my landlord would be thrilled about me moving out & renting my place to someone they don't know while raising the price & scraping extra off the top. There's totally no contractual issues there... This is pretty clearly bullshit. You need to actually have property in order to rent that property out, and most people don't have that - especially because of bloodsucking leeches who have made having a roof over your head a privilege rather than a right. This is just ridiculous hustle culture shit. This is absolutely not a good way to make money unless you already own property. It's not a viable option for most people and it's not this easy thing for people to do. It's basically another job, but one with much lower returns, greater risk, and more effort. The math here just doesn't work out. For the same effort, I could work overtime & make substantially more. Or work another job, even at minimum wage it would still be a lot simpler & more productive. This is just hustle culture bullshit which expects poor people to do things they can't afford, then blames them for not having the same resources as middle-upper class people.

If they did, they'd be starting from scratch. The money comes to you through your airbnb account. I suggest signing a lease agreement with them, that gives you legal right to use the property.

@@ChristineMcCarron That is true, but if they were smart, decisive and knew how to use the AirBNB platform, I don’t think there’d be much reason to keep a random guy as a middle man. It’s sort of like a Milkman. You don’t see many of them nowadays delivering fresh milk to doorsteps because nowadays we could just go to the nearest WalMart and buy milk by the gallons instead of by the pint. Same goes for newspapers.

@@ChristineMcCarron Now let’s say if it was your own backyard and you rented out a large portion of it to campers, that’d be different. You could easily maintain your own “campsite”, offer goodies like hotdogs, buns, even marshmallows, really capitalize on it. But I don’t think a person who owns a property would want a middle man giving other strangers the right to put tents on their property. If anything, that’s kinda shady. Not only would the property owner not be allowed to get rid of troublesome campers if illegal activities did go down on their property, but that also gives the person renting out the land with permission from the land owner to pin the blame on the land owner and not take any responsibility. It acts as a convenient excuse/alibi for criminal activities to flourish while using the land owner as a legal and reputation shield. There’s really not much a land owner can do once they rent out a property like that. A smart land owner would realize what they’re getting themselves into and deny access to their yard unless if they have the legal right to terminate the lease at any time and evict people from their property. To withhold that right is also suspicious and unethical. There’s always an ethical side to the situation, and there’s a good reason for that. Nobody wants to be known as the guy who harbors trigger happy lunatics or racists or even drug users in their backyard. Nobody wants to deal with that legal nightmare. That’s why we have systems of accountability in the US, allegedly.

@@HoopsMacabre I definitely see your point. There has to be a solid business relationship with both parties invested in its success. Thus model is live on airbnb now so it's definitely possible.

@@HoopsMacabre Many of us do airbnb and find it easy so we may not realize that some people aren't good communicators, aren't tech savvy, don't have time or just don't want to manage their own property. People are paying a lot right now to have others manage their property,. This concept goes a bit beyond managing an existing property and actually creating a new asset.

Awesome, let's talk!