I know some hosts even ask their guests to please not mention to the neighbors it's a STR.

On the other hand, in the low season, we try to book 3+ months in advance since if you wait until the last minute, you will either book for a very low price, since all other hosts drop their prices then, or you will not book the home at all and have very low occupancy rates.There are two ways to do this on PriceLabs.

I've been hosting a Real Estate Meetup for about two years here in Tampa, and the next one is next week.

There is a local meeting hosted every first Thursday of the month in Cincinnati.

Most people want to be helpful and not leave the host stranded.Good luck Martin!

If your house can host larger groups/families then it’s a no brainer. 

Maintenance is a pain point for a STR host!

I know there is a company that offers different rentals to hosts for their STR, but the name isn't coming right now.

Think about potential risks that come with being an Airbnb host, such as changes in demand throughout the year, new rules that might be put in place, damage to the property, and competition from other hosts.

I know all of the podcast hosts above have coaching programs.