Co-Hosting: Get Paid to Run Other People's Short Lets

For organised people with no capital whatsoever

Co-hosting means running short-let properties listed on platforms such as Airbnb and Booking.com on behalf of the people who own them, in return for a fee, usually a percentage of what the property earns. It needs no purchase, no mortgage and no deposit, and this book explains why the strategy exists and who it suits. It is clear that co-hosting is a hands-on service business that rewards the organised and punishes the chaotic. You will take an honest self-assessment, see the four moving parts of a co-hosting business, and learn what you genuinely need to begin and what you do not. A step-by-step plan takes you through your first thirty days towards your first managed property, and a chapter covers the mistakes that cost beginners the most. It ends with the question that decides everything next: what to charge, and what the work really costs you in time. Next in this series: “Management Fees and Your Real Hourly Rate”.

What’s inside

• Why co-hosting exists, and who it is really for
• Is this you? An honest self-assessment
• The whole co-hosting model in plain terms
• What you genuinely need to begin, and what you do not
• Your first thirty days, step by step
• The mistakes that cost beginners the most
• What you must work out next, and why it decides everything

Educational material only, not financial, legal or tax advice. Results are not typical and are not a guarantee of income. Freedom Property Academy LTD, registered in England and Wales.