We use our PMS to create a fast, easy, and clean direct booking site that is mobile friendly but I wanted to ask this first.

I work closely with commercial properties and have been seeing a wide range of approaches when it comes to cleaning, especially around tenant turnovers, post-construction cleanups, and recurring maintenance.I’m curious from the ownership and property management side:What tends to be the biggest pain point with cleaning vendors?

I received an email notification, but when I visit the site, indeed there was a new post, but the notification does not show up on the notification tab (under the bell icon).

I know that I need contracts for both the on-site manager and the renter for the upper floors.

I am currently in discussions with two cleaning options for help with our new short-term rental.  

If the person that wants to buy the piece of real estate next to a construction site, that the cost of that should be included in the deal.

Hi there,Are there any direct booking sites with "request to book" capabilities where I have the ability to approve/deny booking requests before they get locked in?

Having a direct web site with dedicated email, etc. is helpful (but not necessary).

If the software is not simplifying your life or making you more accurate, you shouldn't use it.Software does have extremely helpful features like online payments, marketing syndication (click a button and your property is advertised on multiple sites), electronic document review/signing, maintenance tracking, and owner reports.

And one 'safe' Johnson County ranch sits one block from a federal Superfund site, yet that one might actually be the best deal of the three. 3 cases, 91 zip codes, 1 metro-wide breakdown.After I posted about my Indianapolis experience, a few of the DMs I got were about Kansas City.