@Liuba8
I fully agree that the workload to keep an Airbnb clean, highly rated, and booked is a full time job
I'm sure it varies from region to region, but I've been looking for a professional cleaning outfit for years, and have been consistently sorely disappointed. Expensive, yet they usually do the absolute minimum required to call it "done". And sometimes don't even show up.
We have self-employed cleaners that I personally manage, which minimises my workload, but there's lots of other work. And I need to be there to oversee them. But I get the quality I need. And they don't cost a fortune.
Management firms: beware. They take most of your profits, "shotgun" market your listing on any and all platforms, generally compete on the basis of (low) price, generally take average photos and create simple listing descriptions that appeal to whatever is the mainstream, accept bookings from anybody, and wash their hands of any responsibility when things go wrong.
A third party will never do it as well as you do, because they don't have any personal interest. It's all about selling, not hospitality.
For my interests, the paltry money that I'd make when leaving management to someone else just isn't worth it. If you want to get away from the workload, you'll probably do better with long term rent, but very carefully vetting your tenant. Or sell up.
That's my view. It may be different in your patch. Good luck.
