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So let's say Derek looks at this particular place's calendar and sees that in the recent past and in the near future, it has typically been booked for 20 of the
by frossie 16y ago
So let's say Derek looks at this particular place's calendar and sees that in the recent past and in the near future, it has typically been booked for 20 of the 30 days of any given month. Well, 2/3 of $4332 is a great jump-off point for negotiation
It's not just about the money though. There are disadvantages in signing up a "guest" for a month. What if they are really obnoxious? Three or four days you can wait them out, but a month?
- jackowayed 16y agoIf you look at the listing, you'll see "Room type: Entire home/apt". So Derek's got the whole apartment to himself, not just a room in someone's apartment. I would guess that people who stay for long stretches like that tend to look for full apartment listing, since the host might also be obnoxious, and it might get old to stay with someone for a month even if they're just neutral.