@Kendall125
Not having any reviews doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad risk, although it mildly suggests that previous hosts didn't write a review for some reason - and that's a small hint of a red flag. I wish Airbnb wouldn't allow a no reviews guest for instant book, but they do.
About all you can do is treat it like any other booking. Don't give them any indication otherwise, or you could set the expectation that you're going to give them a bad review, and they may start planning their retaliation early on. And they can hurt you with that.
Even if they cause you some minor pain (show up with more people, leave it messy, ruin some towels & bedsheets or break some glasses, etc), don't even mention it to them. Just thank them, wish them a pleasant journey home, and then quietly write it in your review of the guest. They will most likely write you a glowing review, even if it's out of guilt.
If for any reason this is not a good guest (again, there's nothing that says they will be a bad guest) This is really the only recourse you have without the risk of severe problems. And it's the ONE thing you wish previous hosts would have done. It would have prevented them from booking without asking first!
Good luck and happy hosting!
