I'm considering buying a place expressly to rent it out using Airbnb (and their competitors), and the plan would be to key the lock with a smartphone that a cleaning person could use to enter at certain times, and to have defined checkin and checkout times for guests.

Has a PIN; I don't really want to have a lock that can only be unlocked by having a smart phone.3.

I'd recommend going back and listening to the episode as he has some great suggestions for word of mouth and referral and using that weird feature of our smartphones to do the unspeakable and call your guests after they check out. 

Times have changes. we are not in 1990, everyone has his bank account app on their smart phone, I can see who deposited money and SurePay any sum that i want. a tenant can transfer money, the PM doesn't need to go pick up cash. 

Who here uses Podio as their CRM and Smartphone as their dialer?

So I think it’s just like buying the latest and greatest tv or smartphone... it won’t be long before the payments on outdated technology get pretty frustrating.

If permission is given then proceed to attempt to get the vertically challenged, age diminished individual to look up from their smart phone.7) Using Gender Neutral language verify if the child has shifted their attention from their phone to you.

That's a true office VoIP solution with conference calling, real desk phones, calling by extension, plus a mobile app to do it all on your smartphone.

the best time for me to access bigger pocket's excellent site is when I am sitting with my smart phone.

There are some newer systems that use a cell phone, but not all tenants have smart phones.