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Cleaning Fee and Rates
New host, we have had 3 successful bookings. We are self managing and cleaning ourselves. The property is 2 minutes from our house so that’s no issues for us to clean. All stays we’ve had booked are for 2 nights and on weekends.
We opened for bookings April 1, have had 3 completed stays with 2 future bookings scheduled. All has been smooth so far. We are not charging a cleaning fee as we think for 2 night stays adding a cleaning fee really increases the overall cost to stay. However, if we charged $50 cleaning fee and had 10 bookings per month, that would be an extra 500 of revenue.
What do you think about how to determine rates and cleaning fees ect?
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Absolutely charge the cleaning fee. You are doing the work you should be paid.