You might consider lowering your rates, just to entice some guests to stay and leave reviews. 

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Quote from @David Kulbacki: I have never heard of any platform restricting a guest from signing an agreement.

I don't house hack, but I DO rent to travel nurses and they have been, without exception, excellent guests.

(I haven't joined yet) I have went to 1 of the bigger ones in Orlando but the primary was a guest speaker about his seminar.

My tenant got into an altercation with a guest he had over during the night.

AirDNA announced an integration with them yesterday which seems to attempting something like thishttps://twitter.com/Jamie_Lane/status/1771162988906447022

I found that Air BNB and Booking.com were the best platforms for finding and managing guests for short term stays and that furnished finder worked well for mid term rentals.

With that said, a good PM is worth their weight in gold.

He goes all out for guest experience though, well above the average host with car service, butlers, constantly upgrading amenities.For me it keeps coming back to a simple fact:  to beat the average, don't be average.