So let's say you're looking at a new market like Memphis or whatever the case.

Is it better to find a property that's like downtown or like somewhere that's in the suburbs or somewhere that's near attractions, like what's the general, what's the general rule of thumb when you're looking for?

Yeah, that's a good question because it really depends on the host and who they want to host.

What if they're just trying to make bank?

If they're just trying to make bank, then you want to create like a unique experience.

Like that's where you make the most amount of money

so when you get these extravagant Instagrammable properties that are you know bubbles and stuff like that

that's when you really make the most amount of money, just that it's more difficult to kind of keep up with logistically.

But I heard, but I heard like from other Airbnb hosts that I know that sometimes their bigger

properties are not their most profitable property.

Right, it's not necessarily pertaining to big.

You can have a tiny home that has a really unique experience, out-compete or out-beatt-like out-revenue any bigger property that's

five-bedroom, six-bedroom house. It's more so revolving around the experience. Those are the types of property that will make the most money.

However, for me, I prefer the more consistent, you know, like steady, easy to manage type of properties.

That's why I go towards like, you know, studios in one bedroom

apartments because I can have my cleaners turn it over in an hour and a half.

Yeah, it's easy for that for me to furnish. I don't have to invest a ton of money.

But if I wanted to make the really big bucks, I'll have a themed home or something where it's unique, because then you are literally eliminate competition when you have something that's that unique.

And that's the route that people like Rob Bill are taking and other hosts that mainly

cater towards that experience.

And that's really what Airbnb, the platform pushes the most, right?

They want people to have experiences, not just a place to stay.

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