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@Fgbjvgjhyh

7 ай бұрын

You are a clown in a human suit

“Build cool properties” - that’s the real future and longevity of Airbnb. Also outdoor living spaces are crucial. Love it

So good!! Inspiring and fun watching. Thank you so much for this!

Great interview, man! Thank you for sharing such interesting content with us !

been following mark for a while, glad we got an interview with him!

Mark is 40yr old and already built so many companies. I am really amazed by his journey. He started selling some or the other things during his school days.

Mark is just a nice guy. I learned soooooo much from him during this trip.

Next on this Channel: How to make a Million Dollar per day. .. You just buy few Casinos in Las Vegas for a Pocket Change, and let it work for you.

Amazing, great work!

Mr. Mark Jenney, love what you said at the end about spending quality time with family being a better family man.

The best advices so far.Thank you.✨🏅

Super Inspiring!

I will argue this time and time again on these videos especially when someone shows they're buds with Gary Vee please stop exploiting people by telling them to work for free...this might be doable if you have a rich family, but it's also horribly exploitive and I don't know why people who came from a background of poverty and built up always say this shit it's incredibly infuriating and I was also once poor, but I wouldn't expect anyone to work for free. I don't know why you guys constantly promote that. With that said I'd like to know what this guy's property taxes and utility bills look like because you have a full staff, you know you probably aren't going to be rented out every night so you'd have to have multiple properties to make this system work or you have to have people work for free, but generally speaking as inspirational as this is it tends to leave out many things people don't realize when they buy a property so I think it'd help the videos to offer that break down in the total cost of actually running these properties.

@mattheww797

3 ай бұрын

I dont think this channel is about helping people make money. It’s to show off lavish success for views.

I think part of his success was that he made it fun and playful for himself and the visitors. Games + color + he kept the things his young daughter liked. It's not the usual monotone modern look.

nice content!

So what you're saying is, I've been using my spare room all wrong... it's not for storage, it's for storing money! 😂

These properties lack trees. Like a lot.

Love watching Noah’s videos, really cool!

Just a question how can I start if I don't have the money to buy a property? Can I rent 1-2bd instead and try to add some activities or rent it as it is? Has anyone done something like this? I live in LA and as an immigrant from Russia, when I just came to the US, I was looking for a place and so I paid $200-$300 more from the original price to rent a studio or even a room. Like they have some places for $1,5k but it goes for $1,8 and even $2k sometimes

Brother, please take an interview with Mr. Ali Sheikhani , CEO of Vape City & Smoke City & Sheikhani Group of Companies. He was also an immigrant. He lives in Houston. His life story is also very interesting & motivating 💟

6:40 You gotta love CJ doing anything to get the shot. lol

Does he share that checklist anywhere?

Thank you for all your entertaining videos

this was awesome but definitely not there yet!

Thank you for this content, Noah, it inspires an entrepreneurial spirit in the most fun and entertaining way possible.

incredible i really like his vibe i'd collab with someone like that

He is BUYING these properties though, and then putting them on air bnb. This video says itll show how to do what he did even if you have "not a lot of money." He was able to do this because he already had money from his previous businesses. It really isnt as easy as this video makes it seem. Most people dont have the money to even think about buying properties, let alone fix them up or do renovations and cool stuff to them like he did.

@jeffmpvd7689

5 ай бұрын

in addition, there is HUGE potential downside $$$ risk to what he is doing.

The home run music lmfao

Noah I love the diversity of the channel lately - from the mega successful billionaires to millionaires. Great content with these interviews and inside looks, really inspiring. Thanks!

@noahkagan

8 ай бұрын

Thanks so much Jacob

Scottsdale is literally just an Airbnb city seems like now, wonder how the residents feel about that

So interesting. His properties look like so much fun and truly are unique and one of a kind. There are plenty of wealthy people in the world that can afford to stay in his Airbnbs. Very interesting interview with a man who certainly has vision.

@10:15 The most important part of this video. It's not about the money, it's about what it allows you to do, and this guy has his priorities straight.

Great video! The Airbnb market is too saturated today in my opinion…so you agree or disagree?

@noahkagan

8 ай бұрын

Totally agree - that's why I love that Mark is doing something that many others aren't doing.

You’ll look like brothers!!

This is a great video but how did he get started ? Take a bank loan business plan ? Did he sub let ? For people to learn we need the grit so we can try ourselves. I love seeing videos sharing success but when it doesn't talk about the grit then it seems abit more oh look at me rather than informative so many won't share the secrets that's what every wants so much content to sift through to learn anything

Your video is an absolute blast! Exploring those incredible Airbnb properties and hearing Mark's journey from rags to riches was not only entertaining but also incredibly insightful. You bring such an engaging energy to your content! It's fascinating how Mark has managed to create such an impressive passive income stream with minimal time invested. If you were to dive into the world of Airbnb properties, what kind of unique experience would you create to set your listings apart and maximize returns?

@zacbermudez6054

8 ай бұрын

What an incredibly inspiring story and stunning property tour! Your approach to Airbnb, focusing on unique experiences and adding amenities, is truly innovative. Your success speaks volumes about your entrepreneurial spirit and dedication. It's impressive how you manage a vast portfolio with just 30 minutes to an hour a week, emphasizing the importance of work-life balance. Thank you for sharing your journey and insights-it's truly motivating!

@monalizapantoja8490

8 ай бұрын

Mark's story is a testament to the possibilities that await those who are willing to work hard, learn from others, and create exceptional experiences. It's a reminder that success is not just about making money but also about enjoying a fulfilling and balanced life. Great video!

@monicasoriano8581

8 ай бұрын

This is very informative! Though the success of an Airbnb listing often depends on the location, target audience, and market trend, Airbnb listings also depend on excellent customer service, clear communication, and maintaining a clean and comfortable space. Understanding your target audience and catering to their needs and interests can set your listings apart and help you maximize returns. Thanks for sharing!

@lusyow0517

8 ай бұрын

Keep making this kind of videos!

@DenverOrtiz

8 ай бұрын

Worth watching Noah! Kudos! 🔥

That guy mark is such a geek

Just make $2740 a day. Ez

that grammarly ad was pretty cool

30 min a week is working it’s checking in

3:28

It's all nice but this works in the USA, not elsewhere.

Impressive video, I've been making passive income monthly from crypto for over a year tho' I prefer trading with the help of a professional broker Nora Hendrix because she saves me time and reduces the risk of losing funds in trading as we all know how volatile the market is.

@jameswashington5774

5 ай бұрын

Am trading with expert Nora Hendrix too, a regulated broker, Met her sometime early last year at a start up funding event. She has some interesting things to say about the state of algorithmic trading today. Obviously I'm seeing the results.

@gerradeanderson2204

5 ай бұрын

@@jameswashington5774 Working under her management setup has elevated my trading status to a pro level in less than three months

@calebsarah9985

5 ай бұрын

She is so good at what she does.

@mavisscott2057

5 ай бұрын

@@calebsarah9985Please how can i reach out to your broker?

@gomezanderson1723

5 ай бұрын

She is genuine, a lot of people who don't know her or those that haven't traded with her would say otherwise but the honest truth is that she has helped more people read than i can count and that has to stand for something.

You have to have the money to do this which pretty much no one has.

Why is the ceo of a 100mil/year company need to have sponsors?

@Fgbjvgjhyh

7 ай бұрын

A bunch of clowns here

@AMDG2025

4 ай бұрын

That’s why he earns that much

@freshzander6925

3 ай бұрын

cause it’s easy money?

@JamesWhiteside

2 ай бұрын

That’s revenue, that doesn’t mean they can spend that or have it to spend. CEOs value in the company is tied up until they sell or borrow against shares (risky). This is why so many rich people still raise money.

Omg

I'd love to work for someone who is significantly more successful for free, except I'd be homeless in a week if I did.

This title should be: How to help destroy the housing market for everyday Americans

@rickthomas422

8 ай бұрын

Well, to be fair, there's only so much demand for Air B&B properties like this. If more people copy him, his own earnings will go down. That's what's happened with a lot of the "rent my pool" folks.

@gregkareem9824

8 ай бұрын

Now I see what the market is gonna crash human greed for a crispy dollar knows no bound

@kgal1298

8 ай бұрын

@@rickthomas422 True his success was entering the market early and creating property amenities others didn't have. Though these videos also never show property taxes, cost of utilities, and how many nights that the property is occupied. It's not easy being a landlord by any means, but I also get pretty heated when these guys say "work for free" like how about no and you pay people who are showing the drive and commitment to give you their time to make you look better. It isn't the 90's anymore things like that just come across as insanely privileged and exploitive. And I get it people can chomp me up to being that type of person millionaires hate, but hell I know I'm not the only one who gets annoyed by that.

@THEROTTINGDOG

8 ай бұрын

You sound like you have the ability to suck all the happiness out of any room you enter immediately.

@avonfettydale9166

8 ай бұрын

@@THEROTTINGDOG also true but doesn’t negate my point

I am fortunate I made productive decisions about my finances that changed my life forever. I'm a single parent living in Bn Italy, bought my second house in April and hoping to retire next year at 50 if things keep going smoothly for me.

Load of lies Bollox

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