Guests, just like those at your personal residence, require all sorts of amenities we don't often think of beyond the heating, cooling, water, waste, electricity and internet that hosts are responsible for.

If you're ever interested at WealthAbility we host events specifically for tax professionals.

Hello all: I am hosting a meetup on Feb. 10th (Sat.) starting at 11am: in Highland Park CA Where we will do a 'home crawl' We will meet at the first property, we will walk the ADU project in progress in the framing and rough phase and then answer some questions about it.

Ive been doing some research seems like guesty, hostfully, ownerez, hospitable seem to be the most popular.

My partners and I host a real estate meetup every month, and both you and your partner are more than welcome to attend.

Some people don't want any while others want the most.I have heard of some hosts requiring the cleaning, just to keep an eye on the property.

That's a function of the host being proactive I think.

This could be market specific but where I am Airbnb no longer allows co-hosting.

I think that great properties in great locations and great hosts will continue to do well. 

My question is how many hosts or property managers request an ID before the customers checks in.