I haven't had to use it in the 3 years I've hosted, but it's there in case.I stayed in an a place this summer with 2 bedrooms and 3 queen beds. 

Any experienced Lodgify users out there who can explain how the heck I can set up a new team member's account to allow them to monitor my guest inbox and reply to guests? Seems like something that should be easy to se...

If using co-host to help manage, do you just rotate several so you don't allow them to surpass your 100 hours?

I think they are grossly overpriced and offer coverages that most hosts don’t need.  

Regional hospital in Denison, Two huge casinos in Oklahoma and a number of smaller ones, Four TI chip plants under construction, and they already have a plant there now, but not sure what it makes, Tyson foods factory (I think chicken), airport that I would think gets some cargo service (but no passenger service yet). 

The average STR host has only 2 prices the whole year when you should have 365 different prices to maximize booking.

So visiting the property could have some value, depending on your goals of the visit.I have hosted investor tours at properties in the past, where we dedicate time with our investors and the community manager to walk the property so they can see their investment, as well as talk about current operations, how the business plan in going, and allow them to meet people on the team that they invested with. 

Hi @John MasonI am so thankful for this post as well,I have been attending lots of seminars meeting investors, loan officers, agents and a host of others.

My biggest suggestion would be to find some local meetups (https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-real-estate-events-...) and introduce yourself to the host. 

I want them to focus on hosts and the guest experience for the actual stay but they sometimes have shiny object syndrome.