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I have a bike I hardly ever use anymore. 2010 Sportster 1200. Instead of selling it like Im considering renting it.
I found Eaglerider. Seems legit on the surface. Its all insured etc.
I can easily sell this bike to an LLC to reduce my exposure.
I did some quick math. If I set the price to $50 a day (by far the least expensive bike in my area) and its rented for 15 days thats $750 a month and an extra 9000.
has anyone tried this? Would love to hear your feedback
LLC is not going to protect you for stupid people.
Insurance is going to be High. You will have other cost you are not looking at.
Put this one in the bad idea box and go for a ride.
3 common HD statements
1 What is the cheapest I can....
2 I beat the crap out of the demo
3 Hell yea got my money out of that rental. beat it hard and parked it wet.
Last edited by smitty901; Jun 11, 2023 at 07:27 AM.
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