Mods: Is there a way we can get some sad violin music to accompany his post?

(I wanted to use a way shorter more efficinet word for "not very smart"... but I decided to behave because the mods ahve an eye on me for years already) Dudes. seriously WTH guys?!  

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You can do it, you need a good cleaner you trust, a maintenance person (luckily, our cleaner partners with one) and then some emergency numbers "just in case" (i did have to call a 24-hour plumber 1 time so far). and then i come down every few months or so to check on the place. thats also how we found out at some point guests have stolen - spices, laundry pods (my fault for leaving out too many), games that we left for people to play, wine key.

I am fairly new to the short term rental side of real estate, I’ve mainly been a long term buy and hold investor.In the past couple years we have done a few small scale short term rentals out of our principle residence (with great success).Looking into trends in the industry (and conversations with friends who run a successful str business) the idea of short term rental glamming came up.It looks like there are all forms/styles from pods to yurts, cabins to tree houses or retro trailers...something for every type of person it seems.Has anyone on here ventured down this path?

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Sorry to mod's if I'm not allowed to post these kinds of links.https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zQGfm__95DiLLYRK9zx5Fnd1vKS2w_VUmboGaHvaTis/edit?

We're doing co-living projects here in the Bay Area but not any pod-sharing.

For my Airbnb, we offer a Keurig (BYO pods), a traditional drip coffee maker, french press, coffee grinder ($10 on amazon and does not require any cleaning/maintenance) and ground coffee and whole coffee beans.

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