All Forum Posts by: Bailey Kramer

 Hey Cameron!  My favorite software for automating my Airbnb biz are...

Channel Manager: Hospitable

Pricing Tool: Pricelabs

Smart Lock: Schlage or Yale

Property Organization: Notion

If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to reach out (:

When it comes to mid-term rentals, there's not just 1 "ideal" bedroom/bathroom count configuration!  Here's what I've found from my experience.

1-2 Bedrooms: A Haven for Traveling Nurses

After housing a bunch of traveling nurses, I found that 1-2 bedroom houses (or apts) reign supreme!  The majority of these professionals travel solo or with their partners, with only a rare exception involving children. 

The #1 driving force behind their search for housing? Affordability and safety.

These nurses are on the hunt for a comfortable, affordable space that feels like home, and they prioritize safety and proximity to their workplace. A 1-2 bedroom property nestled in a secure location becomes a perfect spot for traveling nurses!

3-4 Bedrooms: Housing Displaced Families, Insurance Contracts, and Contractors

I've found that 3-4 bedroom houses are perfect for attracting displaced families, insurance contracts, families moving into the area, housing contractors, etc.

From my experience, the 3-4 bedroom count is perfect for these types of avatars.  The most important factor though that i've seen with this group of people is......... THE BATHROOMS!

2+ Bathrooms: The Game-Changer

Irrespective of the bedroom count, there's a universal truth that's emerged – having 2 or more bathrooms is an absolute game-changer. I've observed this firsthand, especially with construction workers who appreciate the luxury of multiple bathrooms. It's a small but impactful detail that fosters convenience and harmony among tenants sharing a space!!

*This is just my observation from my experience.  This is not FACT, rather my opinion from experience*  I would love to hear your thoughts and experiences below!

 It's where I organize all of the information for my properties.

For example, when I onboard a new property, I have an entire checklist I go through as a way to gather info.  You could technically do the same on google docs, but I just think it's easier to use notion for my team and me.  

 Awesome!!!  (:

Curious to hear everyone's tech stack for their properties!

Here’s mine:

Channel Manager: Hospitable

Pricing Tool: Pricelabs

Smart Lock: Schlage or Yale

Property Organization: Notion

Curious to hear your tech stacks below!

 Yes totally!  This has happened to me!!!

 I'm totally with ya, but it's not always just about inventory!  For example, if something breaks, like an appliance or vacuum (which has happened plenty of times), we just say no worries, we'll have one delivered in 2 hours!  And it "wows" the guests with our speed!

Hey everyone!  So I own and Co-Host Airbnbs 100% remotely and one of the biggest tools I've used to make this all possible is...  Walmart+

You can order pretty much anything and have it delivered to your house within 2 hours (that beats Amazon all day)!!!!!

I still use Amazon of course, but for sending things to the house on short notice, Walmart+ comes in clutch!  

There is a small monthly or annual fee for using Walmart+, but it's WELL WORTH IT!

*I'm not sponsored by Walmart+ and I have no affiliate link to share.  Just wanted to share a cool tip I've been using!

 Yes totally, it's all about supply and demand!  It's just a matter of being able to adjust your prices in an efficient manner (a few min/week) to reach equilibrium