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Garrett Brown
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What Is Your Biggest Pain Point As A Host?

Garrett Brown
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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What is one of your big pain points as a STR Host? I hope this thread can help solve some issues hosts have with the experiences of others.

Here is one of mine. How can I better automate my lease agreement being sent out, information filled in, and then easily signed by the guest? I use docusign now but I know there are better solutions. My PMS has agreements but it is just a click box that they read it. My attorney said that a real signature holds more weight always.  

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    John Underwood
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    My rules are legally accepted and their IP address recorded so I don't do any lease signing. Leases are for LTR properties.

    I don't use much of any paid 3rd party software and my house is pretty much on auto pilot. Very little time on my part.

    I do drive an hour to mow the grass myself, but only because I might ride a jet ski while I'm there.

    Life is good.

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