3 Tips I learned To Landing Co-Hosting Clients!

3 Tips I learned To Landing Co-Hosting Clients!

Rental Property Investor · Denver, CO · Member since 2019 · 231 posts · 256 votes

How to win over a homeowner to co-host their property in 3 steps! (this is for homeowners who are already running their properties as an Airbnb)

1. Find out the homeowner's current situation: do they manage it themselves or do they have a 3rd party manage it?

2. Find out their pain: Do they dislike their current manager or hate managing it themselves? Are they making less money than they were expecting? Are they constantly getting bad reviews? What pain are they currently experiencing?

3. BE THE HERO! Take their pains and show them how YOU can solve them! If they hate self-managing their Airbnb, show them how you can take ALL of the day-to-day responsibility off their hands! If they are constantly getting bad reviews or making less money than they were expecting, show them how YOU can make them more money and get the 5-star reviews!

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  • Investor · Tampa · Member since 2018 · 289 posts · 107 votes
    4y

    Any tips on how to find these homeowners?

  • Rental Property Investor · Denver, CO · Member since 2019 · 231 posts · 256 votes
    4y

    @Keleisha Carter You can use a couple different methods!

    1) Airbnb Facebook groups (there are always people asking for a Co-Host or bringing up that they are struggling with X challenge) 

    2) Connecting with Airbnb cleaners who are already working with homeowners who are self-managing it and could benefit from a Co-Host taking over 

  • Investor · Tampa · Member since 2018 · 289 posts · 107 votes
    4y

    Thank you

  • Rental Property Investor · Columbus, OH · Member since 2017 · 3k+ posts · 3k+ votes
    4y
    Quote from @Bailey Kramer:

    How to win over a homeowner to co-host their property in 3 steps! (this is for homeowners who are already running their properties as an Airbnb)

    1. Find out the homeowner's current situation: do they manage it themselves or do they have a 3rd party manage it?

    2. Find out their pain: Do they dislike their current manager or hate managing it themselves? Are they making less money than they were expecting? Are they constantly getting bad reviews? What pain are they currently experiencing?

    3. BE THE HERO! Take their pains and show them how YOU can solve them! If they hate self-managing their Airbnb, show them how you can take ALL of the day-to-day responsibility off their hands! If they are constantly getting bad reviews or making less money than they were expecting, show them how YOU can make them more money and get the 5-star reviews!


     How long do you typically make your contract with the homeowner?

  • Rental Property Investor · Denver, CO · Member since 2019 · 231 posts · 256 votes
    4y

    @Steven Foster Wilson We request a written notice of 90 days to terminate service.

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