It helps with:* Coordination of work* Management of maintenance* Coordination of supply ordering* Filing damage claims with Airbnb and other channels* Overall reporting... and so on.With more and more listings, there are just a lot of moving parts and things to keep track of. 

(Specifically, how to handle shared costs and shared-space damage and also how to handle liability should one of the tenants -- who you chose -- damage the property of another tenant.)Good luck!

Between multiple evictions and tenants damaging the property, I think it is tough to invest in the area without significant financial resources to deal with these issues.

housing for a family member whose home was very badly damaged in hurricane Ian. 

Most properties fared ok and have missing shingles, blown out screens, uprooted trees, soffit/gutter damage, etc.

This hurricane could blow over with minimal damage and everything returns to normal.

Sorry about the damage. 

They are constantly making deliveries with their own truck and crews, NOT random handymen or lazy moving companies, and I have never had them cause any damage to a unit.

The house sustained some damage that is not an insurable loss.

I have had people pay for a couple of small things that were damaged.