Trying Something New! AirBnB in Seattle

As you all know, living in a city these days costs an arm and a leg. I struggle to make ends meet each month, yet I am bound and determined to not have a roommate, so I decided to get creative. I signed up to be a host on AirBnB. 
I didn't think that my apartment had anything to offer but as it turns out there are many many people listing and offering just a couch to crash on. I put a lot of thought into it and decided, just getting my couch rented out 6 nights a month, would drastically change my current living expense crunch. 
Last night my very first guest checked in! He was drawn to my listing because of my race medal wall. He does triathlons and thought it'd be cool to crash with someone he could relate to. He is very friendly, thank goodness! It is always scary starting something new like this. 
I'm really looking forward to meeting new people and trying something really new for me.
Come stay with me!

Dog Lovers Paradise in Greenwood, Seattle

Seattle, WA, United States
My place is close to Naked City Brewery & Taphouse, Gainsbourg, Green Bean Coffeehouse, Baranof, and Razzis Pizzeria. You’ll love my place because of the coziness, the light, and the kitchen. My pl...

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