"Co-host" to be is vague - some co-hosts check in guests, bring extra towels, coordinate the onsite part, and some just do off site stuff like guest communications, etc. 

Hospitality upgrades: clubhouse refresh, full gym, sauna + cold plunge, entertainment room.Ops & tech: online self-check-in, call tracking, AI voice receptionist, data-driven pricing.Brand & experience: guest-first culture, clear communication, winterization support for long-term stays.

Quote from @Shan Dey: Hi there, any recommendation of any AI Customer Service Agent specifically trained with real estate data or investment in RE?

Their data can be useful, but there are other tools out there that give you a similar picture without the steep fees.

You just tell Vrbo/Airbnb to add the extra fees, and they will collect them and send them to you.  

There is often a range of value that can be supported with market data, but when providing a single point value, they are rarely going to reconcile to either extremes of that range.

You waited this long to get into contract - don't wait on paying for the appraisal (maybe even pay $50 extra) to get them there ASAP and bonus - it is a check and balance on terms.

The short answer is yes, but it takes some extra work.We did a project like this in Vernon, Connecticut.

If taking management in-house costs me even one deal per year, the extra savings disappear.

My previous listings were hostel-style( arbitrage lease) , and my current vision is the same vibe: private rooms with a strong focus on being extra pet-friendly, given that I am a K9 trainer.My W2 income is about $40K a year (as a remote leasing agent for apartment complexes in Florida).