It feels bare.How do you decorate your AirBnB?

Think like an investor not a decorator.

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I am an IT guy so I don’t get to many opportunities to sharpen my decorating skills.

When we do, we wait to see what kinds of furnishings our tenants will have and then we supplement with furnishings or decorations of our own.

I've seen people with similar homes hang some type of decorative star or something like that on the siding.

Went with Duralux brand from Floor & Decor at $1.39/sq. ft.

If you are using dynamic pricing, perhaps you need to enhance your listing - freshen the decor, new photography, etc. to make your listing stand out. 2.

To get a property ready for guests, I spend a significant amount of money (10-15k) in linens, mattresses, small appliances, rugs, decor, soap, coffee, etc.

oh, yeahI have been researching the local super hosts and I think I have a good idea of the decor needed to get the bookings they do, as well as the importance of great communication and cleanliness.