Awesome, so glad you can use them. Excited you're beginning your hosting journey and wishing you luck! We have content for you every step of the way :)
Everyone in this industry should be following your content. I've watched countless hours of a variety of "experts" in the space and I gotta say this is some of the best content I've consumed on YT. Keep up the great works, thanks for all the insight. Launching early next year, can't wait!
Highly recommend looking for some referrals in your area. Join local hosting groups and look for referrals. You can also post online what you're looking for and review candidates from there. You need someone who is hospitality oriented, LOVES supporting guests, and is communicative and available!
Would it make sense to do the test guest through the airbnb system after going live so that you can fully test the automated systems, payments, notifications etc, esp for a complete 1st timer? Maybe refund them the money after, lol.
As long as this guest is a paying guest -Airbnb has been known to snuff out when hosts have friends or family stay for a guaranteed 5-star review. I definitely wouldn't then refund them money as that would alert Airbnb to what you're trying to do -if that makes sense! For first timers, when you get your first guest right after they book you can make sure your message triggered -if it didn't, you'll have time to send it manually and figure out why it didn't send, etc. Airbnb handles all the payments, but definitely make sure the funds end up in your bank account. The biggest unknown and tough thing to fix / do manually is once the guest is at your property which is why we suggest this test stay!
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I would love a video on how to stage property for photo day. How to set up dining table, etc
Great idea! We love to stage in a manner that reflects how the space will be used: table set for dinner, coffee table set with popcorn and wine, etc!
You ladies dropped some really good gems 😍. I love these tips, I definitely will be incorporating these tips to my new rental soon!!
Awesome, so glad you can use them. Excited you're beginning your hosting journey and wishing you luck! We have content for you every step of the way :)
Everyone in this industry should be following your content. I've watched countless hours of a variety of "experts" in the space and I gotta say this is some of the best content I've consumed on YT. Keep up the great works, thanks for all the insight. Launching early next year, can't wait!
Thank you! We're so glad you're enjoying the content and appreciate you being here.
Super thankful for your content!
Thanks for watching! Are you currently a host on Airbnb?
Thank you so much ❤. My Gratitude from Mauritius 🇲🇺 🙏
It's our pleasure!
Thanks again ladies!
Thanks for tuning in James!
Thanks for all the great info! My dilemma is how to find someone to Host my property. Any advice and what to look out for?
Highly recommend looking for some referrals in your area. Join local hosting groups and look for referrals. You can also post online what you're looking for and review candidates from there. You need someone who is hospitality oriented, LOVES supporting guests, and is communicative and available!
Would it make sense to do the test guest through the airbnb system after going live so that you can fully test the automated systems, payments, notifications etc, esp for a complete 1st timer? Maybe refund them the money after, lol.
As long as this guest is a paying guest -Airbnb has been known to snuff out when hosts have friends or family stay for a guaranteed 5-star review. I definitely wouldn't then refund them money as that would alert Airbnb to what you're trying to do -if that makes sense! For first timers, when you get your first guest right after they book you can make sure your message triggered -if it didn't, you'll have time to send it manually and figure out why it didn't send, etc. Airbnb handles all the payments, but definitely make sure the funds end up in your bank account. The biggest unknown and tough thing to fix / do manually is once the guest is at your property which is why we suggest this test stay!
@ThanksForVisiting ok. Thanks for letting me know. I've never stayed at an airbnb so wasn't sure of the processes. I'll just try your suggestion then.
@@empresslee8764 Awesome, good luck!