How to start a glamping business without even owning land 

I thought I was the only one who was obsessed with that movie. Totally underrated.

Licensed P&C insurance agent here. Rob I assume has a business owners commercial policy with a extended liability policy as well. The person who is letting you use there land would be added to those policies as a additional insured with what is called a waiver of subrogation. Essentially this says the insurance company won't try to recover money from the land owner should a claim be made. Now that doesn't mean the injured party cannot sue the land owner personally since the claim occurred on land they own and allowed to be used. This opens the landowner to the possibility of having the liability claim declined due to the landowner allowing a commercial enterprise on the land without notifying the insurance company. Most personal lines insurance companies have riders for home businesses, you just have to tell them about them. Along with the landowner letting the insurance company know about the business being on their property. They should also look into getting their own extended liability policy. Hope this helps anyone wondering about insurance.

@@annabelalford804 I agree with you 100%. I was only suggesting a rider as a first step. Never hurts to ask before getting quotes for surplus lines. But yeah I really don't think a homeowner is going to realize the level of exposure they are putting themselves in. Most of the vacation type homes we write with are ASI, AMIG, and Stillwater and none of them would allow this.

If you rent through Hipcamp then they insure it.

@@briankh31 can you shoot me an email? I’d love to connect with you on your specific services. Robuiltchannel@gmail.com

Do you sell the firewood to random customers or companies?

u r smart

@@marcj3757 individual customers

Open to leasing?

Where do you live, I need an assistant

@@mylife1142 you can email me :)

You can probably easily find an investor since the startup costs are low. You'd have to give up a good percentage, but at least you'd get started.

Right? Lol I think it's crawl, walk, run 😂

Open to leasing some land? My boyfriend has experince with construction

exactly what if the landlord is a jerk. What if they let you rent from them for a year then terminate the lease and keep your tent

Exactly my thinking. This whole thing is akin to rental arbitrage. If the owner can do it themselves what do they need YOU for?

They could end the land lease agreement but why would you think they would get to keep the tent? That would be easy to prove to the police if need be. Just saying.

This is what happened to me

@@simonadamson6283 Really you tried this idea? What happened?

interested

Where are you located?

I'm interested in investing 20k. Where is this land located?

@@jillmandley234 I want to start building it by next spring

@@MichaelPerez-tf7pf I am in Seattle but i want it to be located in the desert. Of course there is a lot of things to get sorted before moving forward.

Yeah not a fan of silliness . Anxiety issues here

Thank you not all heroes wear capes

Will they allow you to build a glampsite in Joshua tree? ..seems like the only permit permanent structures .. and if you do it unpermitted can you list on Airbnb?

GOT 'ER DONE!! READY TO START

I would say yes to that with any business because it's very important to separate your business and personal finances. You could just set up another savings account instead of an official business account which would require a Tax ID.

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Willing to let another investor build on it? Then you won't have to take the risk of it

exactly or what if the landowner is a jerk

I suppose you could setup some kind of non-compete clause in your contract for a given duration, say 3-5 years.

they would have to be confident they could do it, as most people don't believe they are capable of even running a business. It's a lot more complicated than just pitching a tent. Also the initial investment costs could slow them.

That's 235 Chipotle burritos.

Same boat. Would have bought at up to $500 and considered up to $1k. Seems like you could get a lot more out of jumping in and then getting up to 6 hours of Rob's consulting when/if you get stuck. The FB group is the main thing you'd miss out on. Good communities are a great way to level up faster.

@@zacharysexton6929 Was thinking the same thing. I think he went a bit high for the beta group on this.

Same here. $2000 is a lot

@@johnvishnesky5168 Hey, John! You looking into glamping? Nikida and I just moved to SLC. Getting a place with land in Moab in a few years has us excited.

Aw yay! Welcome aboard :) Can't wait to get started!

Ah!! This means he's doing a great job though! He provides so much value, even if I figured it out, I would STILL buy his course to make sure I understood. I always let my ads run everytime for his vids too. Rob builds abundance and loyalty with his videos. :)

Very late reply, but look into the definition(s) of a Ground Lease. Essentially, this is what this video is referring to. To answer your question, all built/permanent structures would be taken over by the landowner after the lease ends. RV's, tents, yurts, etc. would be able to be removed and not retained by the landowner.

Name checks out lol.

really why

That could get tricky. But in the end you would need to have a well drafted contract in place for when things go south

Awwww yeah!! So excited. Let's do this thing :)

I think you are correct it’s the Jeff Bezos approach he is a billionaire because he is inclusive not exclusive. He has a payment plan for Prime Membership, He accepts Food stamps for food delivery when no one else does he is innovative and doesn’t exclude lower income people Everyone else should take notes some money is better than No money

Dude TN weather is up and down this time of year it was in the 70s last week and 35 this morning lol

Hi, I was reading your comment a thought I would reach out. I'm currently looking for land owners who would like to be partners on this business model. I live in Colorado , hope to hear back from you

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