I think it's more important to discuss y'all's strategic plans before diving into the how-tos of PM   I think the problem is you asked a question for tips without specific details so everyone is giving you basis stuff, stuff that AI could have told you.

Looking for Tips on how to find places that have multiple cabins or additional dwellings on a property that I could live on and run.

I would love some tips or advice on how to be a good property manager.

If there is no odor then run the hot water.

Does anyone have any tips?

Said he “didn’t stay due to smoke odor” and would be fully refunded.

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Below are a few helpful tips to help you avoid many of these common headaches:1.

Howdy yall, I’m pretty new to the space and I was just wondering if anyone here is actively pursuing Airbnb Arbitrage and if they have any tips on how to get started or anything or anyone I can learn from.

So it’s worth running it by them if the property has a loan on it.If everything lines up, you might want to include lease language around signage, odor control, and customer traffic just to avoid any potential headaches.