From Punk Rock to Real Estate: Avery Carl's Journey to Short-Term Rental Success
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How did Avery Carl escape her small-town roots?
I wasn't aware of money. I was aware of success and the freedom of being able to do what you want to do. So there was nothing that I wanted more as a girl growing up in small town Mississippi than to get out.
What was Avery's journey from college athlete to punk rock bassist?
And now, Escaping the Drift, the show designed to get you from where you are to where you want to be. I'm John Gafford, and I have a knack for getting extraordinary achievers to drop their secrets to help you on a path to greatness. So stop drifting along, escape the drift, and it's time to start right now. welcome back to the program everybody and again the podcast that gets you from where you are to where you want to be and today in the studio ladies and gentlemen i've got somebody that has taken the short-term rental niche to a beast mode level not just a accomplishing for herself.
What were the challenges of moving from New York to Nashville?
I'm talking about somebody that owns 250 years or has acquired that with her and her investors and just has taken that Airbnb game to the next level. She is the author of the bestselling book, Short-Term Rental, Long-Term Wealth. She's the host of her own podcast called the Short-Term Rental Podcast with over 1 million downloads. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the program. This is Avery Carl.
How did Avery start her real estate investing journey?
Hey, thanks for having me. It's like, man, like there's a sparkler or something going off with that intro. Fireworks are pow, something going on with that. So let's get started with you, man, because, you know, obviously you are very driven in what you do. You don't reach this type of success without being driven. So talk to me about, I always love the nature versus nurture kind of conversation.
What are the challenges of remote real estate investing?
So tell me about you growing up, man. Tell me about that.
What strategies did Avery use for successful real estate investing?
Okay, growing up, I grew up in a small town in Mississippi called Starkville, Mississippi. The only notable thing. Mississippi State? Mississippi State University, yes. I was going to say, that's the only notable thing is a very crappy, sorry dad, SEC football team. I say that as my alma mater, Texas, just got really embarrassingly whooped by Ohio State.
What are Avery's top tips for short-term rental success?
Yes, they did. It was so bad. Should they have started Arch Manning? Should they have gone with Arch in that game?
I think they probably should have because, you know, the other guy who I can't remember his name went to Ohio State and they knew everything about him because he transferred from there.
Oh, my gosh. That's right. I didn't even think about that aspect of it, which is shocking that I didn't see that. And it's funny that you being from that part of the world, obviously you went to Texas, which was interesting. But let's talk about you growing up. So you grew up in this small town. What do mom and dad do?
My dad is a chiropractor. My mom is a stay-at-home mom.
Okay, mom's a, okay, so dad, chiropractor. Is he one of the, like, I can cure the common cold by cracking your back chiropractor?
No, no, he's a, let's, your neck hurts, let's straighten you out kind of guy. Pretty straightforward.
You know what I'm talking about. There's the voodoo chiropractors with the gongs and stuff, and then there's the, let me just straighten you out.
Yeah. So he's on the state board in Mississippi and I've heard some of those stories of like chiropractors presenting themselves as like neurologists.
Yeah. Like, Oh, you have the flu. I can crack your back and it can make you better.
Yeah. That's a little nuts. He sticks to backs.
So growing up, growing up where you were, did you, I mean, obviously dad's a doctor. That's cool. Mom's there, which I love that. It was mom, like the peanut butter and jelly mom, or like all the kids would come to your house and she would, she was like, was she that mom?
She was, she was. And still to this day is like, if when we go home, she'll make two separate dinners and be like, well, I made this, but I also made this. So whatever you guys want, you can choose. She's like the ultimate, ultimate mom.
Yeah. So here's an interesting question though. Cause I always kind of think about this with my daughter, right? Cause my wife, thank God is the stay at home mom as well. So we get to do that. It's what we do.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
How did Avery Carl escape her small-town roots?
0:00–0:16
2
What was Avery's journey from college athlete to punk rock bassist?
0:16–0:50
3
What were the challenges of moving from New York to Nashville?
0:50–1:13
4
How did Avery start her real estate investing journey?
1:13–1:35
5
What are the challenges of remote real estate investing?
1:35–1:38
6
What strategies did Avery use for successful real estate investing?
1:38–1:57
7
What are Avery's top tips for short-term rental success?
1:57–49:02
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