Hi Moon,
As the property manager of an Airbnb listing where your nephew is the host, your access to the listing's information depends on your designated role within Airbnb's system. Airbnb offers two primary roles for managing listings: Co-Host and Hosting Team Member:
https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/2513
Co-Host Role: If your nephew has added you as a Co-Host to his listing, you can access and manage various aspects of the property. Co-Hosts can handle tasks such as communicating with guests, updating calendar availability, and managing reservations. However, certain actions, like initiating transactions through the Resolution Center, may still require the primary host's involvement.
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Hosting Team Member: Alternatively, if you're part of a Hosting Team, your access and permissions are determined by the team owner (in this case, your nephew). Team members can be granted specific permissions, including listing management, guest communication, and financial oversight. The exact permissions depend on what the team owner assigns to each member.
Recommendations:
Confirm Your Role: Check with your nephew to determine whether you've been added as a Co-Host or as a member of a Hosting Team.
Review Permissions: Ensure that the permissions associated with your role align with the responsibilities you need to perform as the property manager.
Adjust as Needed: If your current role doesn't provide the necessary access, discuss with your nephew about adjusting your permissions or role within the Airbnb platform.
By clearly defining your role and associated permissions, you can effectively manage the property while ensuring all parties have appropriate access to the listing's information.
I hope this helps.
All the best,
Upfish Management
