Home sharing: how multifamily can take a share of the profits

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Home sharing: how multifamily can take a share of the profits

Short-term renting has not only taken off, but it has turned the hospitality industry on its head, often outperforming hotels in many markets. Learn how multifamily operators are finding ways to participate in home sharing for additional revenue opportunities while solving some access control challenges along the way in this month’s RENT Magazine from the American Apartment Owners Association.

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