Hello fellow hosts! I'm always looking for ways to enhance m...
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Hello fellow hosts! I'm always looking for ways to enhance my guests' experience and would love to hear from this amazing com...
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I have 4 Traditional single homew rentalsLower rent, not in DramaAreas, but , esp since Covid- chronic slow pay, high Maitenance tenant. i get about 15%-20% cas on cash, but the headache the serving of papers, 5 doges and a fliock of geese in a pet free house. a tena t that earnd dou ble my income, can't pay a $900rent?,tonight is a hosting for an apt i ceated in te backnof my hoyse, and its a positine i feel 2 month retal , i juzt laidit out deposit, first mothe s rent o a m9nth to n9th, or go air bnb no deposit and roll..the only odd wrinkle, i assumed air nbi need to furih so, now there str 3 of everything, lolit was my assumption, and the yiung coyples immediate need kinda caused cinfusion. . ,..
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I am a property manager for vacation rentals across the U.S and even furnish and source new properties for my expanding clients so, if your planing on transitioning I would like to give you some advice on creating a profitable listing. @M-Eric1
1.A Decent Occupancy rate is essential when starting out. I wouldn't list on airbnb unless the property is close to tourists attractions, a large university or hospital.
2. Guest services are everything!
cleaning after each guest and replying quickly to inquiries are essential to getting good reviews and becoming a super-host
so if you don't have the time and prefer a more passive income i would suggest you partner with a cohost or PM
3. Besides being fully furnished....High speed wi-fi and a wash & dryer go a long way when maximizing your nightly rate
Hope this helped!!! if you have any questions i'd be glad to hop on a 10 minute call
@M-Eric1 Just be aware that Airbnb is not a walk in the park. Bad guests do exist and the expectations of pretty much all guests are high.
Oh sure, I can imagine, tere are bad people everywhere!, espwecially post lock down!I really shoukdn't complain-15% return is nothing to sneeze at, but the Drama , the record keeoing , and, niow, so much need! My last vacancy? 130 Zillow replies- and th3 ine I picked has bounced checks 5 times!oy!(can I get a Vey?)
Hello @M-Eric1
**I would recommend you have a friend or relative proof your listing as there are lots of spelling errors.
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I'm having eyesight issues Sorry
Sorry to hear that. Then do get a friend or relative to proof your listing for you to iron out the spelling errors. @M-Eric1
I am a property manager for vacation rentals across the U.S and even furnish and source new properties for my expanding clients so, if your planing on transitioning I would like to give you some advice on creating a profitable listing. @M-Eric1
1.A Decent Occupancy rate is essential when starting out. I wouldn't list on airbnb unless the property is close to tourists attractions, a large university or hospital.
2. Guest services are everything!
cleaning after each guest and replying quickly to inquiries are essential to getting good reviews and becoming a super-host
so if you don't have the time and prefer a more passive income i would suggest you partner with a cohost or PM
3. Besides being fully furnished....High speed wi-fi and a wash & dryer go a long way when maximizing your nightly rate
Hope this helped!!! if you have any questions i'd be glad to hop on a 10 minute call
@M-Eric1 Curious. When you read your posts do they look correct to you? This what I see:
"i juzt laidit out deposit, first mothe s rent o a m9nth to n9th, or go air bnb no deposit and roll..the only odd wrinkle, i assumed air nbi need to furih so, now there str 3 of everything, lolit was my assumption, and the yiung coyples immediate need kinda caused cinfusion. ."
This is a bit tricky to follow.