Not some bot, or co host, or pm company who hasn't set foot on the property or who knows which restaurant has the coldest beer.

I would suggest an AirDNA report and any other documentation you can get from property managers, other hosts, etc. that support the higher income figure. 

So either AirBnB thinks the new law doesn't apply to the cleaning fee, or they're still planning to do the same with that before July 1.In any case, it appears hosts will still be able to configure whatever fees they like for cleaning, pets, extra guests, whatever. 

I would be firm with the agent that you want wording that states something along the lines of "property is currently used as a successful midterm rental for 30+day stays and financials are available upon request."

I am not affiliated with a firm yet.

@Kim LeduffOn Tuesday May 14th we're hosting a meetup in LA which will feature a guest speaker, CPA Edward Markaryan, who will be going over Tax Strategies for Short Term Rental owners.

I'm new to REI and am an aspiring MTR host.

And/or know of any firms that provide this sort of service?

You may loose some of the protection from Airbnb, but in most of the stories I see Airbnb typically takes the guests side and holds host financially liable with no recourse in many disputes.

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