@Mark Ainley and @Tom Shallcross host the podcast, and it is on my list to listen to daily.

I'm just choosing my stack right now and I actually thought Hospitable, Guesty and Logify were all similar services and I would only need one of them.

In order to avoid wasting time on a bunch of individual showings with unqualified applicants, perhaps consider doing what I do and host “open house” style showing windows. 

There are other free services out there as well.If you only have a couple units and that is all you want and you never plan to hand off property management then you can probably just collect checks and have tenants text you.Personally I don’t like tenants texting me issues, they are too easily missed or forgotten about.

Are you aware of anyone offering this service in ATL?

One thing Airbnb and VRBO can not do is help schedule cleaning and maintenance tasks, owner accounting reports, and direct booking options that hosts need to go to next level.

I am new co-hosting and considering any programs or training to help speed things up and provide any key resources.

All the military service members I have worked with have really enjoyed not paying real estate taxes here in IL!

yes how much money do you have anyone that knows it is making a lot of money you are only going to slow them down. get the wallet out and pay for advisory services.

Recently a prominent marketer of Cleveland rental properties and property management services named Bob Prisco was exposed for being less than honest in his business dealings and posting activity here on BiggerPockets.