MOTEL & AIRBNB | Cash Flow to Financial Freedom

In this video, I chat about AirBnB & Motel investment options over the next few years. If you're a real estate investor looking to maximize your profits through cash flow investments, you're in the right place. We compare the pros and cons of investing in MOTELS and AIRBNBs, two popular options for generating rental income.
We'll explore the key differences between MOTELS and AIRBNBs as investment properties, including factors such as upfront costs, ongoing expenses, potential returns, management considerations, and more. We'll also discuss the unique challenges and opportunities associated with each type of property, and provide insights to help you make an informed decision based on your investment goals and risk tolerance.
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[@chadmercer3995]

You never know, Luke, this may just be a really clever idea. Certainly a brave one. In any case, it’ll certainly make you smarter and more skilful in the property market. Godspeed to you.

[@lukewiles1]

Love it! I agree - I think I'd enjoy the challenge at this next level and a perfect motel size would be around the $2-3mil mark with 15 - 30 rooms depending on the location. Would at least be fun to document for the youtube channel! haha

[@冯奇-o3u]

That's great idea, Luke. I am a hotel investor and operator. I'd love to discuss with you if you come cross any oppoturnities. Look forward to your new episode.

[@lukewiles1]

That's awesome! We'll be documenting any potential deals as we go along

[@madrosesk8]

Hi Luke, what are your thoughts on serviced apartments for long term business stays? Looks like they charge out reasonably high rent and have quality renters (ie usually booked through companies)

[@lukewiles1]

I like the idea but would be wary of the operating costs eating into the net profit. This would need to be looked at, on a deal by deal basis and to see if you could reduce/manage these servicing costs