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Airbnb vs. Long-Term Rental: Which Makes More Money?

2026-11-11

You've seen the posts about how much money people make on Airbnbs. Should you do it too? It depends. Property manager Brian Mullins of 1907 Property Management compares short-term and long-term rentals side by side: income vs. nights actually booked, how much work a "mini hotel" really is, the costs that never stop, the city rules that can change overnight, and which one fits your property. (We manage long-term rentals; we don't manage Airbnbs.)

Thinking about a long-term rental in the Oklahoma City metro instead? That's what we do all day long. Give us a call.

In this video

  1. 0:00 Coming up
  2. 0:18 Should you Airbnb your house?
  3. 0:59 1. Income: nightly rate vs. nights booked
  4. 1:52 Location: Moore, OU game days, downtown OKC
  5. 2:51 2. Work: it's a mini hotel
  6. 3:35 Taxes: ask your CPA
  7. 4:04 3. Cost
  8. 5:02 Furniture
  9. 6:01 4. Rules
  10. 6:19 When a city restricts short-term rentals
  11. 7:08 Which is right for you?

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