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In this podcast episode, Avery interviews Daniel Rusteen, author of Optimize Your BnB and the upcoming Profitable Properties. Daniel shares his journey from being an unemployed accountant to working at Airbnb and becoming a short-term rental investor. He discusses his experiences in the startup world, his initial failure to get hired at Airbnb, and how persistence paid off, eventually leading him to a successful career in the short-term rental industry.

This episode of The Short Term Show features Koryn Okey, VP of Client Experience at Breezeway. Koryn shares her industry expertise, starting from her early days at FlipKey to her role at Breezeway. She discusses how Breezeway helps short-term rental hosts streamline operations, automate guest communication, and maintain property safety. A must-listen for anyone looking to improve property management efficiency!

Koryn Okey – Breezeway’s VP of Client Experience

In this interview on the Short-Term Show, Avery talks with Rich Summers about his journey from working in sales, becoming an air traffic controller, and eventually building a real estate investment portfolio. Rich shares his experiences of navigating the 2008 financial crisis, learning the ropes in multifamily investments, and diving into short-term rentals, all while raising private money and scaling his real estate ventures.

Marrying Multifamily and STR

Michael and Elizabeth Chang, a couple based in New York City, share their experience of building a 26-unit Airbnb portfolio, combining rental arbitrage and owned properties. They discuss managing properties remotely, scaling operations, and their success in both urban and vacation rental markets.

Mixing Strategies with Michael and Elizabeth Chang

In this episode of the Short-Term Show, host Avery sits down with John Bianchi, the Head of Data at Tech Fester and Airbnb data consultant. They discuss John’s role in analyzing markets for short-term rentals, his expertise with Airbnb data, and how he helps investors maximize revenue through data insights.