At least, this is my story, and I am in a pretty prime location for AirBnB (right by BART, few minutes from SF).In terms of key drops, I have simply installed a lockbox on the front door so that I do not have to return home anytime a guest arrives.

Stay connected to BP and you'll have some great friends to hang out and show you around town when you arrive.

You could start to get licenses in Colorado so when you arrive you already have everything and can hit the ground running.

I do need people to manage the holiday rentals for me, the laundry, cleaning and meeting guests when they arrive ... so if you have some reliable people to manage the holiday rental period (summer), I would love some recommendations :) Good luck!

But there are exciting developments like this in nearly every city center around Denver, of different design of course.When you arrive, I would recommend you consider taking a look at some of these other areas that may be a bit more affordable than downtown, and may have great equity potential in the longer run.

I'd love to show around when you arrive.

And I always call to speak to them prior to booking or arrival just to get a gut sense of who they are.

The real nightmare started less than 24 hours before our arrival in SF (4 days ago): We were told that "unfortunately" AIRENVY had made a mistake and let the house twice.

Fortunately the agent didn't qualify for financing and my letter arrived. 

Have you successfully outsourced the guest arrival, turnover work and cleaning?