How to fund your Airbnb business with Other People's Money (and how to structure the debt)

[@dca1onge]

One of the best videos you’ve done, Rob. People understand the concept of OPM, but the “How” is somewhat elusive for most. Please do more on this!

[@techniguy]

Yes please on the private money process 🙏

[@chrisnjessmatthews]

Incredible video. I love the info in this one. Very useful. But what I always come back for is Rob as a personality and the editing (Caleb). … and the hair. Always the hair.

[@thebusinessgal]

I've been waiting for a video like this forever. Thank you!!

[@melodyn6419]

Any hard money lender for buying furnitures only?

[@kschroeder1203]

YES! Please do a video on "How to get private money" ❣️

[@aaronbroderson186]

Yes, the private money process video would be very much appreciated!

[@OMPrograms]

I am so glad you made this video.

[@clayasplundh4877]

series on finding private money would be awesome

[@ImranSarwarAbbasi]

Rob, thanks a bunch for this timely video...been thinking about how to structure an OPM deal. You definitely helped me visualize multiple/creative options.

[@traviswiles5257]

I appreciate the practicality of this episode. It really shows the Xs and Os of investing.

[@HappyCampersRescueRanch]

This is a great video! I ran out of "credit" after going through a divorce, this is where I learned that the people around us are our greatest credit lines, together we can make all of our dreams come true ❤🎉

[@davebrown7009]

Yes raising private money. Sounds like attraction is the best approach

[@danielcampos8882]

Good stuff!! Thank you

[@joamick]

Really good content, thanks

[@PrintKingdom904]

great video rob makes a lot more sense for me now to do a deal and i have some knowledge now since friends have seen my success with the airbnb rental and want to partner for the next one. cheers from Florida.

[@LauHoude]

Yes, it would be good to know your tricks to raise private money. Especially for beginners in REI.

[@gemsher78]

I forgot about you, Rob! I think I connected with you a few years back. I just stumbled on your video because I’m looking into business loans and grants. I have a rental property on some water and I want to convert the attached garage into salt room/ yoga studio and I want to put a structure in the backyard. The landlords totally down And great vibes all around. I just don’t have the funds lol.

[@Halnortonjr]

Great content ! And yes a video on private money will have me smash the like button again…only question regarding this video is have you ever had an partner who wanted to sell early into the process? did you add an “early exit” type clause in your agreement ?…I sold my Airbnb after only two years (was made an offer I couldn’t refuse) during last years craziness in the CA real estate boom . I’m looking to get back into ownership again soon (currently still managing the Airbnb that I sold) but with todays rates and still sky high prices I’ll most likely be looking into investors /partnerships..I anticipate being in same position as my last deal and I wouldn’t want a partner refusing to sell or just the opposite. Obviously having a straight up investor wouldn’t care but I do have more partnership opportunities than investors at the moment. Thanks and congrats on all the success!

[@elled2776]

Dear Caleb the Editor, I notice sir, I notice. I even pause the video to read them :)

[@CalebAEverett]

Thank you!

[@fizzfizzbang]

Same! Caleb is amazing

[@jeremyk5310]

Love the taco metaphor Maybe bc i was eating one while watching

[@dallas11573]

I'm stuck- I have the land and what little knowledge i've gained from this channel- but I'm stuck trying to find a way to get the ball rolling. If I "saved" my way- it could take 3-4 years- I have soo many questions. Where to find an investor, how long do we stay partners? or is it perm? I guess this is why I need host camp. lol

[@dusty_818]

Thanks for the summary and tips. A hard money video would also be greatly appreciated. To follow up on your advice of letting people know… I’m creating a regenerative Agri-tourism project, how can I get it in front of you for consideration?

[@lenndeboey2376]

This is incredible content! Muchísimas gracias hombre! Me leíste la mente de verdad.. Estuve pensando maneras de hacer exactamente eso.. 🙌

[@InvestWithSN]

I would be interested in your PML video

[@christycharitychambers1830]

Great video. Mahalo!

[@J_Macd861]

Yes, make a video on how to find private money lenders.

[@t-top4417]

😂😂😂!!! You're funny 💕... Thanks for the info🤜🏾

[@IvanJoel]

It's a nice knife tho 🔥 you have a collection?

[@ih458]

I would LOVE a video on how to raise funds to build! Have you used any grants... I saw there were some grants for developing low income (partial) housing. Have you used any grants?

[@derekshirk3192]

Question: in the scenario where you have an investor cover all the upfront cost and you don't take any profits until said investor is payed back, and then you split cash flow and equity 50/50... what happens if you want to sell the property in 5 years and the investor doesn't??

[@otterholteli]

You mentioned potential partners seeing your success already running a few past Airbnbs (in addition to offering just sweat equity the first few years). The problem I'm having is getting into that first property. It's hard to convince someone to spend their hard-earned capital (especially in large amounts) betting on you. Not to mention if you don't already have a proven track record within the short-term rental industry. It's almost like trying to get a job at Google with no network. no ivy league education, and no relevant work experience. I'd like to be focusing on designing and managing super unique short-term rentals, and arbitrage doesn't really seem like the right path for that. Is there any other way to get into the game you would consider for that first property?

[@virtuousvault]

Can you explain the 93% cash on cash return part better? That’s wild

[@notanotherone5564]

Where exactly did you find these willing investors?

[@realkeaih]

Sounds like this is more for buying then doing renting, still good information though.

[@prestonpickett5653]

How can we contact you ?

[@eddiemalvin]

Great content, as usual, but it's all lost on me. I can't justify partnerships in any form due to the poor risk-reward ratio. I'll just stick to traditional loans or seller financing and grow slowly. If it ain't broke...

[@Andrew-ex2gg]

Absolutely felt like a captive audience... a little traumatized now

[@EASTTXREALTORCharleneHall]

Fantastic information! We have 1 Airbnb and it's doing pretty good! Started back in late September 2022. Just had our 1st cancelation 😒 Here comes my *shameless plug* If you are looking for a REALTOR In East Texas, I can help!! 😁

[@curtiscrane2749]

I love your content. The information is highly valuable. You are an excellent home designer. But you are not funny. Your channel would be better without the attempts at humor.