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Airbnb hosts use their passive income stream for more real estate investment
May 09, 2019 4:00 pmWhen Priceonomics analyzed income data from tens of thousands of loan applications in 2018, they calculated that the average Airbnb host makes more than $924 per month, although some made much more, stretching to $10,000 a month. Once hosts discover the benefits of hosting, they often expand their inventory of listed rooms or homes. A 2017 article in Inc. profiled superhosts earning at least $100,000 a year by welcoming guests to multiple homes.
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FHA clarifies rules to attract more participants to its mortgage lending program
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Figure Technologies lands $1 billion blockchain investment to revolutionize HELOC lending
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Housing News Podcast: If your lending tech isn’t what Millennials want, can you survive long-term?
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HouseCanary hires tech exec as president and COO
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Digital mortgage company Better.com expands to five new states
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Real estate startups have raised $1.9 billion in 2019
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Fresh off expanding into mortgages, Reali raises millions to continue growing
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Freddie Mac helps lenders bring self-employed underwriting into the digital age
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Investors turn their eye on jumbo, non-QM loans
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Freddie Mac: Mortgage rates moderate, giving way to a stronger spring homebuying season
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Sale-leaseback company EasyKnock announces $215 million capital raise, launches new product for home shoppers
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