Next, the description of my cabin is quite professional and inviiting.That being said, I miss being the first point of contact with my guests, as well as being able to negotiate with them on any special needs/issues they may have. 

We often highlight them in our titles and also in photos and property descriptions.

We call what we do turnkey, but it's more of a turnkey experience than it is a turnkey product out the gate.Agree with your general description of turnkey though.

If there is still an old musty smell, then you need to disclose it in your description.

If you can’t afford professional photos you shouldn’t be house hacking.Make sure your listing description includes the following items:RentIs utilities included or not?

One of the problems, is that most wholesalers advertise the property with description and address and everything a real estate agent would include.

I’ve seen vague listing descriptions where either the listing agent didn’t verify that fact or they were purposefully misleading by marketing those STRs as if the permit could be transferred to a new buyer.I certainly wish they could because it would help increase value of my home being able to sell the permit with it when I was ready to trade up.Hope this helps Andre!

We got the property measurements from the legal description and he drew up a very detailed site map.

At the very end of the description, you say "This is a hosted rental." 

The easy button if you were already in talks with a potential guest is to manually enter the reservation.You could also change the minimum but make it clear in the first part of listing description that you only do a minimum of 30 days.Beyond that I would call Airbnb and see if they can fix it or explain the problem.