If there was only one host, I'd be elsewhere. 

I have just moved into a new city (New Orleans) and want to get into the STR space through co-hosting and really become an expert in the process, what's the best way to gain exposure, connect, contact and gain clients in a new area. 

I've also seen lots of travel nurse interest in the Springfield area, and some of the nurses I've hosted on the MTR side end up selecting next locations out that direction.

I think the one thing that Airbnb doesn't mention much that is taking away from their business is the spike in direct booking platforms for the top performing hosts and competition from VRBO /Booking.com/Other Niche OTAs.

Provide high value for money is the key.Also, join the Kentucky State Airbnb Host Community on FB.

To what extent would you entrust them towards handling duties such asCommunity and Forum building Online event hosting Social Media Handling Deal Finding and Analysis Appointment Setting Remote sales(real estate course and events)Customer Support

If anyone in Denver is interested, the city is revising their zoning policies on ADUs - you can see a summary of the changes here or you can read the full changes proposed hereThey are taking public comments and questions through Thursday and hosting a virtual town hall tomorrow evening before a recommendation is made to accept or deny the proposed changes to the zoning laws.

Also try finding other hosts in the area and reaching out to them 

Hi Reagan, I'm an investor in Columbus OH myself and just recently co-hosted a REI meetup in June.

I have not had bed bugs, but I've read plenty of stories of other hosts who have.