That makes it really difficult to filter them out.

It's important to remember that the 70% rule is just a guideline that can be used by investors to help filter out the large amount of listings that are posted each day.

Using it to filter which deals to dive deeper into is its highest use.

Don’t get me wrong, no disagreement with the SEO impact of Instant vs manual approvals on new listings, but as others have said once you’re established as one of the more active listings on any of the booking sites you’re similarly ranked unless guests go out of their way to check the Instant Book filter.  

ID required as a filter on Airbnb - this can be selected along with instant book. 

Then there's a service called Call Porter that can take the calls for you so that you only have to deal with people that have been filtered out.

There are so many so be sure to filter by your location. 4) Review this comprehensive 64 page deck on the state of the 2023 housing market (in your resource page as a member of BiggerPockets!)

The valve itself is inexpensive-septic filter, looks like a big brush and stops stuff from going into the field so it stays in the tank, inexpensive, no issues using one so far on a system where I know wipes get flushed, gets changed each pump out- camera inspection...may help pinpoint a trouble spot in your lines that is catching things.  

Most of them insist that if it's installed right, then there should be no problems... but in the same breath, they also advise to keep away from Goodman.

Or scratched up the paint with their furniture, or the 100 other ways they could damage your apartment… not change the air filters, leave the unit a mess that requires a $200 cleaning to prep for the next tenant, etc, etc.