6601 E Hearn Rd
About
Guest-favorite short-term rental with four years of operating history in Scottsdale. The property is a private resort-style compound featuring 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a high-tech gym, billiards room, and coffee/wine bar. Set on approximately 3/4-acre, the grounds include pickleball, half basketball court, bocce ball, a 6-hole putting green, hot tub, heated pool, swim-up bar, and a sunken cabana with TV, heater, and BBQ. The 3,500 sq ft interior includes a two-way fireplace, large living area, and a 65" smart TV. The property has a City of Phoenix short-term rental registration (2022-2834) and no HOA.
Property Management
Daniel Golden listed this property and runs its day-to-day operations — tenants, upkeep, and rent collection — so shareholders never carry the landlord workload themselves.
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The Market
Scottsdale offers a mix of neighborhood livability, local employment, and day-to-day amenities that support long-term housing demand. Ask Lofty AI to compare this market against any other on the platform.
Property Updates
- Property Update (07/14/2026):
- Owners are currently receiving daily rent calculated from June's cash flow, continuing through August 12th.
- For June, the net cash flow totaled $1,953.16, compared to May's figure of $8,404.32.
- Year-to-Date Profit & Loss Statement
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