I know seller objections is at the root of it.

Also you have to factor in included utilities (and a higher cost for them since guests will run A/C & heat the entire time they are there since they are not paying for it) as well as replacing furnishings, bedding, towels, soap, etc.

Many of the forced appreciation intitiatives that the city and some developers were really trying to force over there haven't really taken root.

This is a pass through cost to guests, with a small upcharge to cover toiletries, dish soap, paper towels, etc.My housekeeper invoices me at the end of each month and I cut her a check from my online banking system.

And don't be afraid to soft soap them a little bit as to how big your rehab was.

I realized that a lot of the clients do not live close by or even in the state and would need someone to care for their property.I decided to start offering small services that would be just for the Airbnb such as supplying toiletries (toilet paper, paper towels, soap, shampoo etc), welcoming gifts for guests, meeting the guests to deliver the keys to them, and also lock out service in case the guest loses their key.We realized the demand was high and decided to add on more services.

It will not need any immediate repairs, but I will have it inspected to root out any issues.

They plant roots, marry, have kids and soon neighborhoods that were once run down are now the place to be.

What the security deposits are-- receipts of any repairs and maintenance, such as the of clearing tree roots, septic, roof repair, termite work.

OK off my soap box.. but you better believe its in the front of our thought process instead of OH we will just deal with it.