Jeff My 3 most important items are:1) Report damage w pics2) Replenish / refill supplies for guests3) Let my offshore VAs know if any supplies are lowCompetent cleaners can handle the rest!

When we off shored this job we reduced our cost for this work by 90 percent as we no longer needed someone full time in the office.Key to staying in business... dont pay more for things than you have to.

Are there any offshore angles:- Is there potential for overseas sales or operations?

If you don’t enjoy decorating (or you’re not very good, like me), remember you can offshore the entire process for like $10/hr!

Either self-manage like many on here do, or hire an inexpensive offshore PM who works US hours & speaks eloquent English (that’s what I do).

I have looked into doing an offshore sale in international waters to avoid CA tax, but if I take the boat up north I will be paying essentially the same amount of taxes once I get to Seattle.

My offshore assistants change the door codes on my wifi lock for every guest and notify the guests, it cost me pennies on the dollar for all of this to be handled by them:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

Last year $1T was repatriated back to the US from off shore. $1T in federal hands would most likely be wasted. $1T in private hands will be invested in expansion.

I have a team of inexpensive offshore assistants who handle exactly this.

IE on the west coast escrow officers went home to workand title plants are off shore .. the Phillipines.. so your title searchs are done there with the title officer reviewing and they can work at home all our title plants are electronic and have been for decades.One thing we dont do much of here is checking on UTLS.. thats an east coast thing.