All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Jareckyj

You could create a cohost account on the airbnb platform to help list your services in that area!

I use turbotenant quite a bit as well and just label that it is furnished. It is free to list on and has been a great program for me to get rental leads

Agree with what many have mentioned. Do it right and follow city guidelines. 

facebook groups or even reaching out to people who are hosting on the airbnb platform in that area if they have any good contacts they would be willing to share

check the airbnb cohost section for that area on the airbnb platform! you should see some there

if the limits are TOO restrictive then yes I would expand them. 

If a guest ever has an issue with the limits I just remove them for that guest. I do ask  them to not go too crazy though and put it blistering cold or scorching hot. 

I have had many instances where people are running the AC in the middle of winter on a 45 degree day so the limits are a big deal for me as a host

I have a great one I can share. shoot me a PM

Congrats!! always keep improving your systems and it'll become more and more efficient. Make sure to always provide quality service as well. Don't ever sacrifice that. there are a lot of management companies out there who don't live up to what they initially said. 

Yeah totally dependent on the municipality. I have heard a lot of landlords pushing back saying the city doesn't have the right to charge them to be able to rent. some have even hired lawyers that are saying these landlord programs are "voluntary" and a landlord can't be required to participate.

property rights etc.

Depends on the property honestly in SLC. desirable areas with limited supply are still getting swooped up still a bit in favor of the sellers