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Nancy Bachety
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Do you ever want to stop talking to your guests???

Nancy Bachety
  • Rental Property Investor
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Sometimes I don’t want to hear from them no matter what: your house is beautiful, the fireplace doesn’t work, can we get an early check in, we loved our stay, the house was struck by lightning and the Internet is down, great location etc. whatever it is. What do you do then?  I know, surely this will pass but what do you do when and if you get that fleeting feeling?

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Joshua Strickland
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Joshua Strickland
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Virtual Assistant time!

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