I went dog friendly last fall, and it has helped bookings. 

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Nothing.Please don't fall in to the same trap as me.

I am currently an LP on 60-units in Atlanta, a GP on 72-units in Sioux Falls and have a JV deal we are currently under contract on.

Where does it fall if the owner did not do their due diligence?

Although you lose some over the summer, but then by fall and winter they refill. 

I signed a 1 year lease last month so kinda stuck in that until fall 2025 (unless I broke lease or paid massive amounts to cancel it).

The cabins and main amenities are likely to complete by summar / Fall 2025.  

Quote from @Christine Cho: Yes, it was the penalty I paid for not being firm and not knowing what do to...it seems like alteration request being used as way to get more refund is not new issue, and until Airbnb fixes this hosts have to be aware and plan for the course of action and stick with it.Agreed with the above- unless there is an extenuating circumstance where the blame falls on you then you don't owe them anything.

@John Mason as a PMC we seem to get sued by tenants for slip & fall "accidents" every year:(What's frustrating, is that it seems to all be a big racket.