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Where do digital nomads sleep? I can't imagine that they're signing year-long leases, or that apartments are happy about transient foreign sub-letters dropping
by superuser2 10y ago
Where do digital nomads sleep? I can't imagine that they're signing year-long leases, or that apartments are happy about transient foreign sub-letters dropping in and out. So you have to be rich enough to sleep in hotels every night? I guess there's AieBnb now, but what did they do before that?
- icebraining 10y agoI can't say I know any digital nomad, but as a landlord myself, I wouldn't mind as long as they paid upfront and a bit over market price. Considering the difference in purchasing power, this should be affordable.
- bogomipz 10y agoI don't think so, I think once your on the ground you can generally find short term leases.
- reustle 10y agoGenerally airbnbs and hotels. You can negotiate off airbnb in most cases for a lower rate, closer to what the market rate is. For example in the center of Bangkok I negotiated down from nearly $1k/mo on airbnb to $447 cash (16,000 bhat).
- ttam 10y agoactually most places (costa rica, thailand, bali, etc) are fine with renting short term; the "no short-term" renting is very american most of these places have a mid-long stay tourism tradition prior to DNs