This keeps your calendar blocked and they have the opportunity to leave you a bad review.

Sending a calendar pic is tough because bookings get added and occasionally canceled so I feel I’m send info over and over.

Checkout any if these areas your interested on VRBO and Airbnb to see how many there are, there nightly prices through different times of the year and to see how full their calendars are.

I cross reference them with my calendars to make sure they're right.

Currently, any business that locks in the incentive program by the end of the calendar years retains the incentive benefits entirely so there will likely be news on Micron's next play in the coming months.  

However, one challenge I’m running into is the inability to look at booking calendars retroactively (i.e. you can’t ascertain prior bookings, only future bookings), which makes the research process much harder since the calendar is always changing as new bookings occur.

I use Resort Cleaning and it works great.Sends them a request for a clean when a new booking gets made, they accept it, and then they can mark it as done when they're finished.Cost is $1 per clean you can elect to pay it or have the cleaners pay it.Only thing I don't like is that it doesn't show the cleaner the whole booking/calendar, only the cleaning date request. 

Our cost: $260/moChannel Management via Uplisting - as we promote our listings across multiple channels (Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com), we use Uplisting to manage all of the calendars and pricing.

I usually travel to Jacksonville FL, what open dates on your calendar you have for the remaining of the year?

What caught my eye in their FAQ is that they only let 36 contracts per calendar year.