If you remove the nightly premium and it fails, that is a risk.

Trying to assess the best strategy on what people are typically doing whether its 2-4 night min stays during off-peak with lower occ or is it typically MTR / 28+ day stays until summer?

We just had a zoom meeting last night for real estate investors in New London County.

The bad news is that your dynamic pricing software (like PriceLabs or Beyond) is seeing these new, lower bookings and thinks the sky is falling, trying to drag your rates down too.

You come across some that will cuss out the sky if they could, others who are as polite as can be, and then others who are just all about business—no small talk, just grunts, creaking floors, and nods.I tend to want the guy that's not listed.

Competed foreclosures, the final phase, were up 32% year over year.Florida, South Carolina and Illinois led the nation in state foreclosure filings.I would say that Auctions won't increase much, but pre-foreclosures will sky rocket.

Hi everyone,I had a situation today that I’d love your input on as fellow hosts.A guest who had a confirmed reservation reached out on the same day as check-in to ask if they could change the dates to after thanksgiving.While I always aim to be flexible when possible, this request came after today’s booking was already locked in, and allowing the change would mean I lose that night’s income with very little chance of rebooking last-minute.To be clear — the guest is not asking to cancel (initially wanted to cancel but now ...), just to move the entire reservation to new dates, which Airbnb typically treats as a modification.

We use Hospitable, so on Oct 27th, we accepted the Airbnb increase Hospitable offered, raising our nightly rates and fees by 18.34% to compensate for the entire host fee being paid by the host. 

The municipality where our STR is located us sent us a code violation for renting less than the allowed 7 continuous nights.

Sorry, I just realized our REIA meeting is that night.