I help with guests' communication, responding to inquiries, writing reviews, coordinating guests' check-in and check-out, and arranging cleaners for turnovers at far much lower prices.I'm new on Biggerpockets but I have experience working as a virtual co-host and I presently help to manage 2 properties in Atlanta, and they are doing great.

Once you read the book, I would reach out to a SuperHost on Airbnb and ask if they need any help n "hosting" their properties and that you would like to work for them and/or be mentored.

I actually host Investor Happy Hours every two months or so and am having one this May.

If you get it, then I bet you will get great traffic to your listing and be able to command a higher ADR and occupancy.It is probably happening already today in Airbnb's algorithm, but hosts and guests don't explicitly see it. 

We host a lot of families with kids using the pool and that is a huge turn off.I would do what others are recommending and make a movable object to obscure the camera.

Hey @Usman Khan, Here in Denver, CO we have that law and some people will find a co-host who lives there and the co-host obtains the STR license. 

Perhaps we (BP, the community) need a better firewall between the visible personalities - podcast hosts, webinar leaders, etc - and those with something to sell.

Hell if you like airbnb, then this should be right up your ally because it's a short term rental with a 70% occupancy rate without the hassle, bad reviews, host expenses etc.

You will not watch the money and payouts and bookings and end up losing more hiring a big firm to do what should only be done by local hosts.

Im spending about $10,000 a month :0Obviously different running PM company, but:- PMS- Pricing- Automations (locks)- Web hosting- AirDNA pro- Docusign- EZCare- Channel Manager- LSI Tools- SlackProbably forgetting some.