Thinking of renting out your home short-term for World Cup? Experts say the extra cash isn't always worth it
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Thinking of renting out your home short-term for the World Cup? Experts say the extra cash isn't always worth it.
With the 2023 FIFA Confederations Cup and the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup both drawing crowds to British Columbia, many homeowners are considering turning their properties into short-term rentals. However, experts advise that the financial benefits might be less than anticipated.
"Short-term rentals can be a lucrative opportunity," says Emily Smith, a real estate analyst from Vancouver. "But there's more to it than just cash flow."
The key challenge is time and effort. Managing…
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