BNB Hot / Sell your STR
For STR owners
Sell your short-term-rental-eligible home
An income-producing, licensable property is the rarest thing on the Hot Springs market. Here's how to sell it for what it's worth.
An income-producing rental sells for more, and faster
If you own a short-term rental here, or a home that qualifies to be one, you're holding something most listings in Hot Springs can't claim. Buyers pay up for a property that already makes money, or that can be licensed when new city licenses are capped and hard to get. The trick is proving it, and that's exactly what this site was built to do.
- The license is the asset. The city's residential STR cap has been full since July 2025. A property that's grandfathered in, or that sits in the county or the Village where the cap doesn't apply, carries a scarcity most buyers can't find elsewhere.
- We prove it with the city's own data. Your listing can show, from the City of Hot Springs records, that the address is eligible, which turns "you could Airbnb it" from a sales line into a documented fact.
- Revenue sells. Actual booking history, or a grounded income estimate, lets the right buyer underwrite the purchase. That widens your buyer pool to investors, not just homeowners.
Find out what yours is worth as a rental
Tell us about the property. We'll come back with a read on its value, its short-term-rental standing, and how we'd position it to the buyers who pay for income. Nancy Bergeron, an executive broker with The Bergeron Group at Keller Williams, handles the listing itself. No fee to ask, no obligation.
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