I started advertising, improved security, invested in better lighting, added automation, and implementing technology which made doing business easier for the customer.

I know I work for the company, but I'm also an All In One Loan customer.

For example, things that set me off immediately when talking to a new potential customer -"Can we not pull permits?

There’s also a one-time $19 fee to set up a local phone number.You can also pause this service for the months you do not have vacancy.Tenant Turner syndicates your listings across major rental websites and allows you to create custom pre-screening criteria.

As one of our locations gets close to 100%, we turn off that account, since our normal "funnel" of customers will feed our needs from then on.  

Airbnb/Short Term Rental investors - I'm helping a client with global sourcing experience validate a business idea and wondering if this would actually move the needle for you...The concept: A done-for-you supply chain service that sources your recurring STR supplies (towels, toiletries, linens, etc.) directly from vetted factories in China, adds your custom branding, and ships everything consolidated to save you 20-30% vs. retail.So instead of multiple Amazon/Costco runs or risky Alibaba orders, you'd get:Branded amenities (your logo on shampoo bottles, towels, etc.)Bundled shipments every 30-60 daysQuality control and inspection handledBoutique guest experience at wholesale pricesExample: One operator projected $20K+ annual savings on 50+ units just by switching their towel and toiletry sourcing.The tradeoff: 30-day lead times vs. same-day pickup, and you'd need to plan inventory ahead.Honest question for operators with 10+ units: Are you spending $200-500+ per unit annually on supplies, or constantly dealing with inconsistent quality/stockouts?

Loan terms, typically 12 to 24 months, can be customized to match the construction timeline.

However, that's less than ideal for me because it automates 2 separate templates (one isn't customized and explained above) and the other is VRBO's email template (which I can't find yet to edit or get rid of) which has all sorts of incorrect things such as review the rental agreement (we don't have one beyond House Rules) and how to pick up keys (we're 100% smart locks).You're exactly right with the clunky nature of high demand dates so in one case when I actually pre-approved a return client, they couldn't pay (that was the problem and absolutely with VRBO's system) despite repeated tries and another request from a different guest for those same dates overrode my pre-approval and it was a huge mess.As hosts, we have to act as if VRBO won't find a fix.

I expect without furniture you can expect a build to run from $175sq ft for plain Jane cabin to $400+ sq ft for a unique design with custom cased glass.My design is in between so I am expecting $225 to $275 sq ft with a $50k well allowance and $20k septic allowance on what I call a medium grade slope for Sevier County.I am choosing to build because out of the about 2,500 cabins on the market right now only about a dozen interest me design and location wise and they are wanting $400 to $600 a sqft.

Whereas housing generally always a 1/1 relationship forgetting homeless which is an average percentage.Thus self storage has a larger non customer Base percentage which keeps the rate higher.