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☆ A couple left Miami and downsized to a tiny home in a Georgia forest. They found happiness through building more tiny homes in their backyard and renting them on Airbnb.
  + stars: | 2023-09-26 | by ( Claire Turrell | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +7 min
John and Fin Kernohan are Airbnb hosts who rent out eight units in their backyard in Georgia. They live in a tiny cabin on the property and built a community around tiny living. The tiny firehouse, tiny houses, yurts, and domes that they rent out range from $99 to $148 a night. They went on to build a tiny firehouse on wheels to take to fundraising events to raise money for firefighters. "What I love most about living in the Beloved Cabin is how simple your life is," she said.
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☆ These Airbnb owners run short-term stays out of a school bus, tree house, yurt, and a fire station. They break down 5 tips for managing out-of-the-box properties.
  + stars: | 2022-12-15 | by ( Dan Latu | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +2 min
Georgia couple John and Fin Kernohan welcome guests to unique properties that brought in $6,000 last month in revenue, they say. Managing unusual properties creates unique challenges like fighting the elements and managing guest expectations. The tiny home enthusiasts break down everything a new host of an atypical property needs to know. According to the Kernohans, between 40 to 60 guests visit the campgrounds each month, where only adults are allowed. John breaks down tips for hosts interested in managing out-of-the box properties, from keeping structures stable to informing guests they don't have a traditional toilet.
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