Airbnb and Vrbo already sync calendars.

Another key component is going to be making sure that your sales line up so there is as much overlap in your 45 and 180 day calendars. 

If you give him notice at 80 days then that just means your 120 days starts now and he can get 40 days at the same rate but it typically runs with a calendar month so to play it safe just give him that same rate for two more months.  

Any thoughts on pros and cons of each? I'm currently using iGMS and its a little complicated. Wondering if Guesty or Hostaway are more user friendly. Thanks! 

STR properties are a lot easier because you can just block off time on the calendar when you intend to use the property.As for locations, I agree with @V.G Jason if you go the STR route.

I'm leaning towards the RHAUtah lease, just wrapping my head around the 150 bucks for the membership since it a calendar year not a year from joining hah. 

We keep an eye on our calendar and still manually adjust some pricing based on occupancy rates and our goals, but most of these tools do similar things, just depends what you like better. 

I sold it for and the person who bought it has it on airbnb and when i look at their calendar I can only see 4 days it was used since they closed in August and that was Thanksgiving.. will see what this summer brings it is one of the nicest units available with deep river doc etc. my Daughter bought a floating home on the Slough behind us has it well priced and its got very high occupancy but she is of the same mind one year wore her out..

Registration renewals for the 2022 calendar year.With all of that being said- you are still able to do 31+ day rentals. 

My calendar stays full and for top dollar so I do not need to add one as the return on investment would be near zero.