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This channel is better than taking classes in college. You guys are incredibly helpful and I appreciate it so much!

Sadly, most House Rules are derived from bad things Guests do. Further, House Rules are not "rules" without consequences for breaking them. I spell out "fines" for serious enfractions. These include trashing the spa, noise nuisances, EV Charging using house outlets, late Check-Outs and more! If I lose a booking due to my Rental Agreement (which contains the House Rules), I am okay with it.

Good attitude about feedback. I agree.

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Thanks for the advice! I do have some house rules, maybe they are too long? " • Do not worry about making any beds :) • Dogs are welcome! Please use the provided blankets that are left on the doggy beds when allowing dogs on furniture to help avoid stains. Clean up after pets (poo bags provided) • Leashes outside not required, as the area is secluded, but we do ask that owners ensure that their pups don't wander onto our neighbor's properties as they have small children and their own dogs. • Please remove shoes while inside the cabin. • Please use acrylic wine glasses provided in the hot tub • You're welcome to explore the private waterfall, but be cautious around the water, especially with children • Safe travels! "

Super simple, people don’t want to do all the laundry, dishes, vacuuming, and yard work while also paying a $500 cleaning fee

How often do you clean out the dryer ducts on a 5 bed / 3 bedroom airbnb? (6-8 guest max).

What Property Management software are you using that integrates will all of those booking platforms?

Maybe if the host that are having problems should let a managing company manage it I’m a 2 yr super host but letting a manager manage my other house just for first yr ..

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Trust but verify should be taught in school, it is so important.

I really appreciate your content. It’s heads above the rest. This video isn’t very old and yet the link for the spreadsheet doesn’t work. I received the “oops, the page you’re looking for cannot be found” message. Can you relink the spreadsheet please? ❤

Have you used @grocstock?

He much do yall pay cleaners

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I have a property located next to the turnpike (loud). I'm afraid i won't be able to get renters/good reviews because of the noise

So extremely grateful for your content ladies!! Thank you for this!

I just had an incident where the guest mentioned they were bringing dog, then changed plans when I mentioned the fee, but I’m pretty sure still brought the dog (there was pet hair found and I can hear a dog in some Ring cam footage). Do you factor that in your review of the guest?

Whole heartedly disagree. Cooking with highly aromatic spices (not just curry), excessive oil, and excessive steam can and should be prohibited. Zero people want to smell someone’s leftover cooking smells and the property owner does not want their property PERMANENTLY damaged by the spice molecules binding to surfaces, oil and steam.

I love all the episodes!

The becoming a licensed RE agent to be a property mng is a money grab by the Realtors Assoc.This fom of digital property management is new & the services are diverse.....its not your typical PM.

You can ask "does this animal provide a setvice" NOT "what service does the animal provide". The latter question forces the client to divulge personal and medical information.

I have a service dog and I try to go with pet friendly if not I send an e-mail to let them know.

Yep I had a guest that brought two dogs and didn't tell us (only have front camera) I was mad but then I was like whatever and had to let it go.

We have a townhouse rental with hardwood floors and everyone knows dogs are not nice to these types of floors and they are very expensive to refinish. I would really hope someone with a service animal understands this and would find a more pet-friendly option. Because they would have to come out of pocket for damages.

I love your videos. I have not yet had a smoker but think it's only a matter of time. Do you put specific language in your listing? Do you already have a video about it? I feel like I'd have to get an ozone machine in here ASAP.

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How do we get a copy of the inspector check list?

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Omg I love this

Hi Ladies, I worked for a long time to a Superhost company. Now I want to be Co-Host, I started with one client that left this big company, but it was not a great idea. I don’t know how to get more clients now.

I suggest a Keurig Duo so that guests can choose in one machine.

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excellent advice thanks!!

What is the name of the app you use for inspection details?

Nah get a software such as “waves” reviews agency great deals and so affordable.

I enjoyed this one ladies. Thanks for the giggles. I did have a Guest put a fist through a bedroom door once. Although, my Gardener's weed whacker has broken more windows. LOL

Thanks for making this video, guys!!

Great insight to pet friendly. I’ve been struggling to take this leap. Our cabin does great but I have no doubt we are leaving money on the table by not being pet friendly. What are some other pros and cons you all can share? TIA

We don't set a negative tone with guests by asking the two allowed questions. We do advise that Airbnb has requirements for both Hosts and guests with service animals and provide the link to their Accessibility Policy outlining them. The most important to Hosts is the Host does not need to allow the service animal to be left alone in or anywhere on the property. We specifically state their "service dog" is not allowed to be left alone, even if in a crate. This usually puts an end to them wanting to stay, as most guests with fake service animals (actually pets), want to leave the dog alone in the property so they can go off to have fun (this is where most of the damage happens inside. urine, feces, excessive barking (especially if confined in a crate). Also, per Airbnb, if the guest breaks any of their policies about the service animal, you can ask they remove the animal (find a place to board it), but you STILL must allow the guest to stay (if they want to). Hosts with severe allergies (or a family member with severe allergies) in home share situations, or if there is a safety issue (Host has dog-agressive pets of their own), etc. then Airbnb may grant an excemption and disallow service animals. However, the Host must apply for this exemption and be approved PRIOR to refusing any service animal.

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Thank you for your interest in our XXXXX home. Per Airbnb Terms of Service, we are happy to host you and your Service Animal. Is the assistance animal required because of a disability? If so, what work or task has the animal been trained to perform? To be sure that we have a comfortable place for those who require a service animal, you and your Service Animal will be asked to leave if we discover misrepresentation of a pet as a Service Animal. We will report fraudulent claims of Service Animals and will evict the guest(s) without further notice in such cases. If this occurs, there will be no right to a refund. We have guidelines for those who wish to bring their Service Animal. A Service animal staying on our property is not allowed to be left in the home alone at any time during your stay. This means not even left alone in a crate. You must take the animal with you anytime you leave the house, so that the animal can perform his duties for you. The guest remains liable for any and all damage caused by a Service Animal. •Your Service Dog may not be left unattended. (Crating and leaving the animal in your absence is not permitted; the animal must accompany you at all times. •Please provide a copy of your Service Animal’s rabies vaccine (current thru your stay). You may scan or post a picture in this thread. •Your Service Animal must be on a leash at all times, or under control of verbal or sight commands that they follow at all times. We are very rural, and there may be chickens or other animals visible, and excessive barking and/or chasing people or animals would be a cause for removing the service animal. •We will ask you to remove your Service Animal if the animal is out of control and the animal’s handler does not take effective action to control it or if the animal is not housebroken. •Please walk your Service Animal for bathroom needs. Indoor piddle pads are not allowed. This is not negotiable, as animals must be housebroken. Keep in mind that we have a stilt house, so stairs for going indoors and outdoors are required. •Please clean up defecation immediately. Bring your own baggies and dispose in the trash can in the carport of the house. •Service Animals may not be on furniture (sofa, chairs, bed)or counters unless it is specifically needed for your disability. If required, please report so that we can arrange additional cleaning. Please let me know if you have any additional questions. We are looking forward to hosting you!

99% of people who have a Service dog really mean it's an ESL or ESA and that is bogus. They are lying through their teeth. I know this because they always offer documentation which if they were a true service animal, they would know they did not have to supply to me. ESA is a scam service animal. A true service animal is not.

We have this and have received several compliments as well. It seems like the hottest item in hours that is replaced most often is facemasks. Just little facial masks from the dollar tree. Some other popular items are fingernail, clippers, and Chapstick. I just like to see what the guests actually use.😊

Do you have to have the Yale lock with the wifi capabilities in order to create new passcodes for new guests?

Camera hot tip - do not overexpose the shot so people can see the curtains ❤

I'm sorry, but I felt myself becoming stressed just thinking about the logistics of keeping up a coffee & tea & hot chocolate station as described. My team would be demanding raises if they had to do this for every Check-In. Hell, just keeping complete bath towel sets in stock is a challenge. As is, I provide a 12-cup drip brew station with filters, large tank Keurig and a proper stove top tea kettle. However, when it comes to the coffee products, Guests are free to purchase whatever floats their boats when they do their grocery shopping. To date, this has worked just fine. Thanks for the suggestions anyway.

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I wanna use your advice more easily if I could get a list of all the things to buy!!

Hi, I've chosen not to supply coffee without push back. Mine is a high end ($400/nt) 2 person, destination view cabin in the Smokies. I feel people like their own coffee brand and I post the coffee pot style (Drip & Keurig) followed by "You will need to provide coffee". If folks leave unopened coffee behind, I will leave a couple behind for the next guest who usually don't use them. I only have one cabin that I clean/prepare myself, I supply so much and keep inventory for, that I don't want to add a slue of coffee products. I feel in a hotel situation it's great (like for an unexpected stay) but these folks are bringing groceries and coffee should be on them. When I started, 35 years ago, coffee was never provided in cabin rentals so, I've just never changed that. It has since gotten crazy with all they are supplying at a coffee station! In our area....most cabins only supply a "starter pack" of soaps, 1 trash bag, cheap paper towels and 1 toilet paper but will supply all the coffee supplies and syrups! I think folks would prefer more quality soaps, ptowels & tp over coffee. My feelings are the same with shower set ups...I supply small dial bar soaps for shower, dial pump hand soap at all sinks but no shampoo/conditioner and especially no lotion to yuck up the hot tub, ha. I do supply full sized Dawn dish soap, Dawn power wash & new sponge, Tide laundry pods x nights reserved +1/ full bottle stain remover/Box of Bounce & dryer balls. Kitchen trash bags x nights reserved + 1 plus bath & outside trash cans are lined. I provide a roll of sealed Bounty paper towels + 1/2 roll next to the windex under the sink & sealed Charmin tp x nights reserved + 1. Charcoal grill "you will need to provide the charcoal" but a grill lighter is there with a nice set up of grilling utensils! I also list all that I supply in the confirmation letter so they know what to bring! Because I just have the one I'm able to set up for the nights reserved, I get raving reviews of being "detailed" which they love. Because it is a 1 bedroom, I'm able to supply 12 towels for showering/jacuzzi/hot tub which they also love! (most area cabins only do 1 towel per person, yikes!) Quality & Comfort is my goal & quite a bit without a coffee bar inventory (but I do do spices & s/pepper grinders??) Everything is also kept "topped off" to "appear" new & just for them. Our area has 33,000 rentals and only 11,000 residents total in Pigeon Forge & Gatlinburg... so rentals have always been part of my life here, interesting to see it evolve everywhere & interesting to watch you girls with it, thanks!