Hello. I am a super host with 3 listings in Cairo, Egypt. I had a co-host officially listed on my properties for a while, but after some time he came to me disgruntled about his pay. I was already giving him a handsome sum for his efforts, but once he realized how much I was charging, he felt as if he was getting too little money. I don't understand why Airbnb insists on making financial information available to co-hosts. There should be an option that allows the co-host to do all the activities necessary for managing the space, but keeps ALL financial information private. On my current plan, my co-host already makes as much money as an Engineer in Cairo typically would, and his responsibilities are minimal, so having him demand more money for a job that takes not more than 20 hours per week and requires no skill sets because he saw how much I'm charging for rent is upsetting. I've since found a new co-host, but of course I'll never add him officially until I can prevent him from seeing how much guests payout. Anyone else have a similar problem?
