Chris Koerner

So-

All that said, anyone could do this in any market to find out where the supply and the demand is, and then just best principles apply if it's just take good pictures, good description, be hyper-responsive, and you'll win.

Right.

Yeah, it works on Turo.

I did it with like a Cybertruck and learned like, holy crap, there's way too many Cybertrucks on Turo.

It's just not a good investment.

But this is a great business because it's a perfect side hustle.

Like if you want an RV for your family, you can have one for free.

Right.

Like there's your clippable moment.

It's a free RV and you get paid.

What I don't like about this business is the messy middle.

Like...

You either need to own one RV and do this a little bit on the side to make some extra money, or you need to own 10 plus and then just outsource everything.

Hire a person, go to an RV rental or an RV storage lot, spend 150 bucks a month to keep them not on your house and set up systems, take YouTube videos so people can know how to clean it, how to check in, how to check out.

The worst thing you could do here is own two to four of them because your life is not fun.

Well, oftentimes there are businesses and niches that are like really good to sell high ticket courses around.

And so it makes it seem on the surface, like this is a great business when really it's like people are just making a lot of money selling you the idea that it's a great business.

And there are exceptions to this, but I think one business that people

wrongly assume is passive is vending machines.