David Leroux can help you accelerate your passive income using vacation rentals. David’s been in the Airbnb game for three years. He’s got 12 properties in five different locations, grossing more than $1 million a year.
For the past two years, he’s been teaching others his approach. His course is called The Airbnb Cash Flow Method.
Cost is $1,997. Worth buying?
Let’s get the overview from David before deciding. Cool? Cool. Read on for my review.
Once you know how to find the best properties in the best areas, and do it faster than anyone else, you’ll be able to make bank on Airbnb, David promises. And no, don’t worry about saturation.
“Airbnb grew so fast,” he says. “It’s now got over 4 million listings in over 190 countries. And it’s still growing.”
“Yet most people don’t know how to find the top 1% most profitable properties. If you’re already a real estate investor, you know a good deal goes quickly. They get multiple offers in no time.”
“But with vacation rentals,” David continues, “it’s different. Because there are very few people who know how to find the best opportunities.”
“Think about how many books there are on Amazon about multifamily investments. But how many books are there on Amazon about Airbnb investment properties? Not a book about how to create the listings, but how to get the best deals, the best investment properties? None.”
“So that tells you there’s a big gap there. People don’t know how to find the best of the best STRs.”
David believes he’s one of the only experts who can guide you through this, A to Z.
You can use these lifestyle assets as your own vacation spot a few weeks outta the year, and throw it on Airbnb the rest of the time. It’s like having vacation-on-demand properties.
“By the way,” David says, “if you can’t tell by my accent, I’m originally from France.”
“Three years ago, I knew nothing about real estate. My education is actually in engineering. Then I moved to business. Got my MBA. But zero background in real estate.”
When David picked up his first Airbnb property, he didn’t have much money. He was living in a small apartment, working a 9-to-5, hardly keeping up with the bills.
Somehow, he manages to get that first property though, only to find out he couldn’t list it on Airbnb year round. The city it was in (in France) limited the short-term rental usage to 120 days a year, max.
Whoops. That couldn’t happen again. David was barely staying afloat. So for property number two, he developed his own screening method.
Found a second property. It did better.
Got a third. Better still.
Tweaked his method. Kept going. Soon he had enough hands-free money coming in every month to quit his day job and do this full-time. A year and a half later, David was doing 7-figures annually in revenue.
Naturally, his family and friends started hitting him up, asking if he could help them do the same. David was happy to oblige.
After doing that over and over, on an individual basis, it just made sense to create a program that could serve the masses.
“I named it The Airbnb Cash Flow Method,” he says. “Inside, I teach three steps to buy insanely profitable Airbnb investment properties in 30 days, within Airbnb-friendly markets.”
“You’ll learn how to find and acquire the top 1% most profitable Airbnb investment properties, using as little as $1,000 of your own money.”
“I’ll show you how to manage these properties remotely, and you’ll receive personal coaching from me.”
Seems like a good guy, solid offer. But I’m not entirely sold on the saturation issue.