Consider offering promotions or discounts during low seasons to stimulate bookings.Fixed Rates:Advantages:Provides a clear and predictable pricing structure for guests.Can simplify management and booking processes.May attract guests looking for stable, non-fluctuating rates.How to Work With It:Set rates based on thorough market research, taking into account competitive properties and amenities.Adjust rates periodically based on seasonal trends and any significant changes in the local market.Combining Strategies:You can use a hybrid approach, with dynamic pricing during peak seasons and fixed rates during slower periods.Remember, regardless of the strategy, it's crucial to regularly monitor performance metrics and adjust your pricing strategy as needed.

Basically, just get some general information and you can use them to stimulate discussion.

@Matthew Russell  You asked a great question and stimulated great debate.

This is purely about helping our small businesses stimulate the economy to a recovery. 

The reason they're so low is because the Federal Reserve is attempting to stimulate the economy, as the economy is weak (and Corona is not to blame - the economy has been pumped up for years). 

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President Trump signed an Executive Order extending Unemployment at $300 a week, protecting against evictions, and deferring student loan payments.And on a side note, he also suspended the (Federal) payroll tax for wage earners (California and other payroll taxing states will still grab their share of your paycheck if you live in those states, but for workers that should mean extra spendable "Mean Green" to stimulate the economy).

What one finds boring can be exciting and stimulating to another person.If your goal is to obtain a real estate license, then it is worth going through a course of study to reach that goal.  

I find it stimulating.

My business gets to claim an additional $12,000 of expenses but I don't need to claim it personally as it is only for 12 days out of the year.I am not giving tax or legal advice just stimulating your thought process and sharing what I have done!