We have been hosting for several years and have had a great experience.

If you open up the schedule and another guest books, then I agree with @Chris Seveney that a credit (assuming the new booking is at a discounted nightly rate) would be more than generous and also lets her know that you are a reasonable host if she does decide to book again in the future.It just feels odd that she would be contacting you the day of check-in to cancel due to the weather, when she could have communicated this days ago.

I don't see any way that you run out of money co-hosting.

@Mikhail Matorra If you’re looking for a property manager for your Airbnb, I would look at other Airbnb hosts in the area where your property is and ask them if they would manage your property as a “co-host.”

Hi Ian,In a recent episode of the BP podcast I heard saying one of the host (I don't recall who was), that he started making a deal with an investor with no money but he will do all the work.

If you are willing to make a quick drive to Tulsa we are hosting and evening with David Greene the host the BP podcast on May 21st.   

I’m tired of the lack of David Greene as the main podcast host.  

Justin, Ryan Casady hosts a BP meetup once a month.

@Blaise Peterson from a PMC point of view:If the property is vacant, we'd just terminate the contract, because there's nothing really to manage and we don't just want to be used cut the grass.If tenant-occupied, there's a host of liability issues for a PMC if owner hires another agent to list for sale:1) Who knows what transgressions the Owner's agent will cause with the tenant while showing it, possibly resulting in the owner and the PMC getting sued.

I could be wrong but i'd like to hear about guesty for hosts, doorloop, etc.