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News articleYahoo Finance· February 14, 2026

He Turned Part Of His Florida Home Into An Airbnb After The Divorce. Now He Says It's The Easiest Money He's Ever Made And It Pays The Alimony

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  • Expects bookings to slow when tourist season ends in April or May

    80% confidence
  • Cleaning routine involves rotating spare sheets, mopping floors, scrubbing toilet, and wiping down counters

    80% confidence
  • This is the easiest money he has ever made

    80% confidence
  • Spends 30 minutes cleaning between guests

    80% confidence
  • Property has been sold out for three months straight and completely covers alimony

    80% confidence
  • Most guests have done a great job cleaning before leaving

    80% confidence

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