Lower income tenants come with a host of issues and problems and takes special managing to keep them on top of paying the rent.

@Alex Whittow I'm the host of the Durango multifamily meetup, which I saw you signed up for.

I don't want to say it's totally a breeze and just works on autopilot like some influencers will claim, but it's really not that bad and depending on your projected revenue it can save you a ton of money since your management fees come out of revenue, not just profit.If you are dead set on not doing it yourself then I would recommend a smaller, more boutique style PM or co-host that sticks to only a handful of properties. 

They host an enormous meetup down there.

@Jimmy Elbert the ferri wheel host meet ups once a month downtown

I host one in West Chester, PA. 

Fun Fact: They mentioned in a recent podcast only 15% of Airbnb owners are super hosts.

David Greene, the host of the BP podcast (which you really should listen to) often says that everyone should be house hacking at least one property every year, regardless of what other strategy they use.

Has anyone had any experience with not getting any bookings from these hosting platforms? 

In the end, they are a large part of what helped us to get to super host status twice on AirBnB, so I definitely want to keep them happy!