If you open up the schedule and another guest books, then I agree with @Chris Seveney that a credit (assuming the new booking is at a discounted nightly rate) would be more than generous and also lets her know that you are a reasonable host if she does decide to book again in the future.It just feels odd that she would be contacting you the day of check-in to cancel due to the weather, when she could have communicated this days ago.

I don't see any way that you run out of money co-hosting.

@Mikhail Matorra If you’re looking for a property manager for your Airbnb, I would look at other Airbnb hosts in the area where your property is and ask them if they would manage your property as a “co-host.”

She did finally respond on a couple occasions with information that gave me NO definitive time-line of any progress having been made nor a firm finish date.

If it were sold through normal real estate brokerage firms, we would have to pay 6% commission, therefore I deducted 6% from the appraised value to arrive at an adjusted value  of $436,160.   

To build a big rental portfolio using BRRRR works well but needs smart picks of homes and a firm plan.

If you are willing to make a quick drive to Tulsa we are hosting and evening with David Greene the host the BP podcast on May 21st.   

I’ve been quoted $5k to have a cpa tax attorney (firm) crunch wife and my numbers to determine possible cap gains on sale of rental.

I’m tired of the lack of David Greene as the main podcast host.  

Your forms and E & O often come from your brokerage, and if you sign on with a firm with a reasonable co-commission rate you won't be giving all your money away.