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Owned by Rosemary

For Airbnb & STR hosts: self-manage with AI + a VA, optimize your listings, and keep the profit managers take. I'll show you my 30% cap rate system.

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My community looked dead for 3 weeks
Nobody posting. Maybe 2 comments total. I was checking stats every day like an idiot. Then a coach I work with messaged me - she'd been reading every post but didn't feel ready to jump in yet. Turns out 4 other members felt the same way. They were all lurking, waiting to see if people actually responded to stuff before they posted. Once one of them finally commented, the others followed within a few days. Anyone else notice lurkers suddenly activate out of nowhere?
My community looked dead for 3 weeks
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That's such a good reminder that "quiet" doesn't mean "not paying attention" - I've definitely been one of those lurkers myself in a new community, reading everything before working up the nerve to post. It's funny because it's almost the same pattern I see with my own Airbnb guests - most of them read every review before booking, but it only takes one recent glowing one to tip them into actually hitting "reserve." Do you think it's more the first comment that unlocks people, or seeing a real reply/conversation happen that makes it feel "safe" to jump in?
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@Ryan Wang Honestly, specifics over superlatives. "Great place!" does nothing, but a review that mentions the exact thing — check-in was smooth, the kitchen actually had what we needed, host responded in 10 minutes when we had an issue — that's what makes someone picture themselves there and trust the listing. I've also noticed reviews that mention why someone chose to book direct (better price, more flexibility, actually talking to a real person) tend to do double duty — they're quietly pre-selling the next guest on skipping the OTA too.
The Biggest Financial Problem Most Entrepreneurs Don't Realize They're Facing
Most entrepreneurs don't have an income problem. They have a cash flow problem. On paper, the business looks successful. Sales are coming in. Clients are paying. Revenue is growing. Yet somehow, at the end of the month, there's still pressure, stress, and uncertainty. Why? Because making money and keeping money are two completely different skills. I've seen business owners generate thousands every month and still feel trapped financially because they unknowingly make one costly mistake: They focus on increasing income without fixing the leaks draining their wealth. The surprising part? The biggest leaks aren't usually taxes, marketing costs, or business expenses. They're hidden in everyday decisions that most entrepreneurs never stop to evaluate. Once you identify these leaks, financial pressure starts to ease, even before you make another sale. That's exactly why some entrepreneurs seem to build wealth effortlessly while others stay stuck on the income treadmill no matter how hard they work. What's the biggest financial challenge you're currently facing in your business? Drop it in the comments. If enough people are interested, I'll share the exact framework I use to identify and eliminate the hidden wealth leaks that keep entrepreneurs from reaching financial freedom.
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This resonates a lot, and honestly mirrors something I went through in real estate too. For years, my rentals looked "successful" on paper - solid revenue, good occupancy - but I wasn't the one keeping most of that money. My property manager was. The leak wasn't obvious either. It wasn't one big expense, it was the stack: base fee, booking fees, cleaning markup, "admin" costs, all quietly adding up every month. Once I actually added it all up and fired them to self-manage, that's when the pressure eased - not from making more, just from keeping more of what was already coming in. Biggest financial challenge for me now: figuring out which of those "small" recurring costs are still hiding in plain sight elsewhere in the business. Would definitely be interested in that framework.
First paying customer!
Just launched the community using Alex Hormozi’s Grand Slam offer framework. And got first paying customer for my Community.
First paying customer!
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That's great !
Jun 13 • 
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What if your failures are actually helping you succeed?
Most people quit too early. Not because they lack talent. Not because the strategy doesn’t work. They quit because they misinterpret failure. Let me explain. Say you start your coaching business. You post content. Launch an offer. Nobody buys. Immediately your brain says: “See? It’s not working.” But is that true? Or did you just get feedback? Maybe you learned: How to speak better on camera What messaging doesn’t convert What your audience actually needs Where your weak spots are That’s not failure. That’s data. And here’s the deeper truth: Your external reality is often delayed. Meaning… You may already be becoming the successful coach internally… …but your bank account hasn’t caught up yet. That delay makes people panic. They go from: “It’s working!” to “It’s not working!” Back and forth. That emotional inconsistency kills momentum. The best entrepreneurs stay grounded. They understand: Every setback can be reframed. Refund? → Better systems Rejection? → Better alignment Low views? → Better content Everything can work in your favor. The key is staying in the state of the person you want to become: ✔ Relaxed ✔ Certain ✔ Focused ✔ Fulfilled Because the person who becomes successful… is the one who refuses to stop. Question for you: What’s one “failure” in your life that later turned out to be a blessing? Drop it below 👇
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This hits close to home, and honestly, thank you for all the tips you've shared in here so far too - they've been genuinely helpful as I get my footing in this community. When I first got into short-term rentals, I handed everything to a property manager - felt like the "safe" move at the time. It wasn't until I saw them prioritizing their own units over mine that I'd call it a real setback. But that "failure" is exactly why I fired them and learned to self-manage with AI tools and one VA - now running at cap rates I never would've hit if things had just stayed "fine" with that manager. It's the whole reason STR 30 exists today. Curious - for those who've been in this community longer, was there a specific post or tip here that changed how you think about setbacks?
Jan '23 • 
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Introduce Yourself! (Start Here - Please Read 👀 )
Welcome to Community Builders. You are now entering a hidden oasis on the internet for contentpreneurs who want to achieve financial freedom through building a profitable online community. Here's EXACTLY what to do first: Step 1: Introduce yourself below using this Copy/Paste Template: What's your nickname? Where you from? Biggest strength? Biggest weakness? Which content platform is your favourite? What do you want immediate help with inside of this community? Step 2: Invite a friend. The most successful members of this community have friends that keep them accountable and excited to continue growing and learning. Step 3: Read the best practices below. ------- Best practices in this community: • NO Cold DM's. Do not DM anyone pitching your services. You will be banned. • Try to level up quickly by commenting and posting your insights in the community. • Hit 'Like' 👍 on every helpful post or comment you see to help others level up. • When you write a post, break up your paragraphs into single sentences like I am doing now - this way more people will read what you write, and actually reply. • Make sure your profile picture is a photo of you. • Be cool. • If you ever get stuck, feel overwhelmed, are not sure what 'next step' to take, just ask the community. ------ Group Rules: 1) No Self Promotion (This will get you blocked, deleted and banned) 2) No Selling in the DM's (This will get you blocked, deleted and banned) 3) No Spamming the Community Feed (This will get you blocked, deleted and banned) 4) No making posts saying: "Comment below with ___ and I'll it to you!" or "Send me a DM with the word __ and I'll give it to you"
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Introduce Yourself! (Start Here - Please Read 👀  )
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Hi! I'm Rosemary, from Puerto Rico (for now 😅) but traveling all the time. My biggest strength is that I'm hands-on — I test everything myself before I ask anyone else to do it — though I'll admit my biggest weakness is holding onto control a little too long before I delegate. I run a free community for short-term rental owners. I'm brand new to growing on Skool, so I'd love some help with engagement and content that actually gets people commenting.
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.3x founder. 25 yrs in business. 30% cap rates on my Airbnbs with AI + 1 VA. I teach hosts to fire their manager and keep the profit.

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