Hi @Sophiya3,
One suggestion from my own hosting experience: if possible, manage the Airbnb yourself for some time first. Even a short period of being closely involved in guest communication, pricing, check-ins, reviews and day-to-day issues can teach you a lot about how your own property performs.
Once you have that experience, it becomes much easier to identify what you really need from a co-host and choose the right person for the job.
Then, instead of simply finding someone who says they can manage Airbnb, you’ll be in a much better position to recognise the person who actually fits your property, your standards and your goals.
Dilshan