Biggest things are:Ensuring the place is actually clean before the guest arrivesMaking sure all consumables are stocked up: TP, paper towels, soaps, shampoosMaking sure all remotes are in the right place and not lost.Basic cooking needs is a big one people have asked about in previous airbnbs I have managed, i.e mixing bowls, measuring cups etc.Other wise there are some things that arent "needed" but can sure go a long way, such as leaving a $5-6 bottle of wine or some candy for your guests to enjoy, or things such as gift cards to some local place nearby.

Computer algorithms can't measure that.

I'm probably going to botch this phrase, but you need to measure your time against money(dollars).

I'm much more risk averse than the average person here when it comes to physical properties that involve human beings because there's no real measure of real estate risk and there's no scope of human liability.

The LLC provides a measure of protection against lawsuits.

What value you use to measure may determine the answer.

Save that until you get stuck or find something that will provide measurable value.

How could you measure the “headache-iness” of a property in the first place?

Meanwhile, Redfin’s Home Buyer Demand Index, which measures requests for tours and other services, rose 1.5% from last month.

The realtor truly dropped the ball (could definitly argue negligence) and if push comes to shove the real estate brokerage/firm likely has measures to take care of this.