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Student Loan Freedom: How Airbnb Mid-Term Rentals Saved Me from Debt

Ken McElroy Show

Ken McElroy

Business, Investing, Education, Business News, News

4.8692 Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2023

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Ken and Danille interview Zeona MacIntyre about her incredible story of going from $50,000 in student loan debt to achieving financial freedom within just two years. She reveals how she stumbled upon the lucrative world of Airbnb and utilized arbitrage to grow her rental business. Learn how she navigated challenges, found success, and discovered a new niche in mid-term rentals. Learn more about Zeona at her website: https://ZeonaMcIntrye.com

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Real Estate Strategies podcast, where we host in-depth conversations on everything real estate with the industry's biggest movers and shakers.

0:11.3

I'm your host, Ken McElroy, joined by my co-host, Daniel.

0:15.4

Let's get right into this episode.

0:17.6

Hey, everybody. It's Ken McRoy and Daniel.

0:19.5

Hello.

0:20.3

And I'm excited to have Ziana

0:21.9

McIntyre. Welcome to the show. Great job. You said it right. I know. I have one of those names

0:30.7

too, right? Like some people get it. Some people don't. I love it. It's like, I know.

0:36.6

So I wanted to start right at the beginning,

0:40.5

because I think a lot of people can resonate the fact that you started with 50,000 in debt,

0:46.0

and you're financially free within two years. And I think, you know, a lot of people can resonate

0:52.9

with that one issue. So, well, first of all,

0:56.1

let's talk about how you got in debt. And then, too, you know, what, what was the epiphany to,

1:03.3

you know, pull you out of that? Yeah. So my debt track was just being the first in my family to go to

1:10.7

college.

1:11.5

And so we just didn't know better, really.

1:14.5

I mean, when you're signing up for those loans, it sounds like, oh, that's all reasonable.

1:18.6

Okay.

1:19.2

But these large amounts of money that you're like, wow, I don't know how I'll ever pay that back, but sure.

1:24.7

So I imagine nowadays, it's probably a 4X what I had, and I can only imagine

1:29.8

how hard that is for people coming from really humble beginnings. Yeah. And then, so at what point

1:36.2

did you say enough? I'm going to now become financially free. Yeah. So I got really inspired by

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