What do you with leftover liquor and beer you find in your STRs?  I normally leave it for the next tenants, since I have 2 beers on tap with the kegorator in my garage.

I think it would be nice (and therefore quietly solicit 5 star reviews) if people have some kind of food in the house when they arrive? What do you all do?What about other items like honey, mayo/mustard/ketchup...do y...

I keep the good fresh stuff.  Other things like mustard, ketchup or salad dressing I leave for the next tenants.  But if it's something like cold cuts, cheese, bread, eggs, potato chips or pastries I set them out in m...

What consumables do you provide your guests in your short-term rentals? Obviously, TP and hand soap are a must. Shampoo and Conditioner seem to be pretty common. I've seen some that provide coffee. What else do you pr...

I usually take a few things, but leave the rest for the next tenants.  There is a group of about 12 guys staying in several houses.  All but 1 went home for the Thanksgiving week.  The 1 changed his mind and decided t...

I am Airbnb'ing out a full studio ADU with brand new kitchen and appliances. So the guest has their own full, nice kitchen. Would it be kosher to buy boxes of frozen costco pizza and leave them in the freezer. Put my ...

Need some advice. The provided refrigerator in my property just broke while a tenant was there. I know that I’m responsible for fixing the refrigerator, but my tenant is complaining about the spoiled food that was in ...

Hi all. I have only used drop coffee machines in my two units at the beach. These are mostly "true" VRs, however, I still have a lot of off-season bookings as well. We just bought 2 Keurig machines and a few pods, but...

Wondering how you handle consumable supplies that you don't cover yourself. I'll be covering soap (dish, laundry, hand, dishwasher), toilet paper, paper towels, kitchen/small garbage bags coffee filters, scouring pads...

Does anyone have any tips for rentIng out your home while away on vacation? I am wondering how to deal with personal items like clothes, food, and anything else you might have tips/advice on. Thanks