Hosts are required to collect this tax from guests and remit it to the city or county monthly or quarterly.California State Income Tax: Income earned from renting out a property must be reported on your state tax return.

You need to be networking, finding ways to get on podcasts, speaking at meetups (or hosting), building social media accounts.They need to "like" and "trust" you too.  

This is something to be concerned about for a whole host of reasons.

I'm on Airbnb, Vrbo, and Houfy, which is like direct booking - no fee to the guest, and a small yearly fee to the host to list.

I am not a guru or a podcast host, just a resource to help you carry out your plan So basically high priced garbage.

I am a business intelligence pro & designer who is a host and passionate about STRs.

If you’re wanting to become a co-host it’s no different than being a regular host in my opinion.

They may be excellent, but if they don't align with your goals, it's a pass.I would check out sites like Cash Flow Portal, who host syndication companies on their site.Good Luck!!

We loved hosting you at the REI Nation offices in Memphis, Bruce.

I host 4 properties here in casa grande, az.