Dotun Jibowu Reviews

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Dotun Jibowu is the founder of VNTR Homes, a small hospitality company in Denver, Colorado that offers vacation short term rentals and 24/7 property management.

At My First BNB Unit, Dotun teaches his unique approach to Airbnb arbitrage.

Calls it “The Airbnb 2X Method.”

Countless students have already used it to go from zero to six figures without owning a single property or calling any landlords.

Read on for Dotun Jibowu reviews.

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Dotun talks about Johan and Crystal who had been trying to get into the Airbnb game for quite some time.

After countless hours of research and cold calling landlords and getting nowhere, they decided there had to be a better way.

Luckily, they ran into Dotun’s stuff, joined the VNTR fam, and got their first turnkey property shortly thereafter.

Dotun provides a quick video tour of the place.

  • It looks newly redone.
  • Dark laminate wood flooring, bright white baseboards, light gray walls, beds neatly made.
  • Artwork, pillows and plants provide pops of color here and there.
  • The overall aesthetic is clean and trendy but there’s an IKEA feel to it all.

It ends with Johan and Crystal being handed the key to the place and popping champagne.

Dotun created a clickbait-y thumbnail for the video that says the property is projected to earn them $96,000. Of course, the $96,000 is in big bold yellow font, as if it’s already a done deal.

Hmm. Is it though?

Then there’s Kurt.

After hearing about Airbnb arbitrage, he, too, wanted in on the action.

But he struggled to find properties and get approval from landlords. He was about to throw in the towel before bumping into VNTR Homes online.

He enrolled, gaining access to a marketplace full of properties.

Eeny, meeny, miny, moe. All he had to do was pick a fully furnished property and sign the lease.

Dotun and company handled the rest.

Fast forward to present day: Kurt makes over $10k per month on Airbnb. He’s free to spend time with his family, pursue other passions, travel, all that stuff.

He plans on scaling up from here.

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Don’t forget Josh Stephen, a retired pro baseball player turned STR investor.

He had been in the community for about four months when he hopped on video with Dotun and told him how “the whole entire VNTR team has been very very useful and very very helpful.”

“And very pleasant to work with, too. They give me the time of day and it’s appreciated.”

“It’s not often that you sign up for a masterclass or whatever and you come out with all of the knowledge and insights and questions that you need answered,” he said.

Sounded like Josh had a couple of units up and running, at over 80% occupancy.

No mention of profit though.

Who else we got?

Sarah Meister.

Even though she was super nervous, they were able to get her set up with her first Airbnb arbitrage unit via the VNTR Airbnb Marketplace.

Dontun does the same thing with her thumbnail: “Now she’s well on her way to earn over $85,000 [which is written in chunky yellow font],” it reads.

Not sure how I feel about that.

Imagine a personal trainer showing amazing Before and After photos from their clients. You’re impressed, you wanna look like that.

You’re about to sign up and then you see it: a small disclaimer that says the After photos aren’t real but Photoshopped projections of what the client might look like someday if everything goes perfectly.

That changes things, doesn’t it?

On the other hand, look, I’ve seen much shadier tactics used to sell other Airbnb coaching programs.

Given that everything else concerning Dotun and VNTR seems above board, perhaps I’m nitpicking here.

Either way, I’d rather get my balls caught in a zipper than do rental arbitrage on Airbnb.

Why do I say that? Tap below.

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