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How does Richard C. Wilson structure fees for Airbnb investors?

Short answer: Richard C. Wilson says the Airbnb investment platform charges no acquisition fee or annual management fee. It charges no fee until investors have received all their money back and doubled it. He says his team designed this structure after running the investor club.

At the Super Summit opening, Richard C. Wilson describes the fee structure for his Airbnb investment platform.

"And that way you're winning before we're winning."

Opening Remarks from Super Summit '22
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Lessons from Richard C. Wilson's one-on-one interviews, as published on each interview page.

  • Michael Lee-Chin: Invest in what people will do next. He saw that his generation would shift from consuming to saving and investing. He chose wealth management companies over banks and insurers to avoid underwriting losses.
  • Tom Rosen: Buy when the market is down. Tom bought a lot when the stock market almost collapsed and made a substantial profit. In the year that followed, oil and gas surged. So did some tech.
  • Tim Draper: Teach children about money early. Give them a small allowance and have them earn and invest money in the stock market. Over time they learn to ask sharp questions about how a business works.

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How does Richard C. Wilson structure fees for Airbnb investors?

Richard C. Wilson says the Airbnb investment platform charges no acquisition fee or annual management fee. It charges no fee until investors have received all their money back and doubled it. He says his team designed this structure after running the investor club.

How many Airbnb properties did Richard say were in the fund?

Richard said the fund had 83 Airbnb properties. [7:23]

How were the fund's properties held?

Richard said some were co-investments and some were directly held assets. [7:23]

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