In this episode, I discuss the reasons why it is important to make continual improvements in your unit.

What was good last year is not necessarily good this year.

Make esthetic changes that can make your unit stand out and you can get the prize that you deserve for your unit.

In this episode, I discuss pricing and how to be competitive in your market when large events come to town. This is the best time to increase your prices so that you can fill your units with customers who need housing for the event.

In this episode, I talk about being consistent and why this is important to your customers.

When you are consistent, customers know where to find you and your products and they are more likely to buy,

Being consistent is a great way to build trust with your customers.

In this episode, I discuss why you need to know your worth in your business.

If you low ball yourself, other people will low ball you too.

When you know your worth, you charge people accordingly and they will respect you in the end because you know what you should charge for your products and services.

The same is true when it comes to setting your pricing for your AirBnB unit.

In this episode, I discuss what actually happens when you start a new business.

Some people will support you while others will despise you.

Every new business comes with excitement and the seasons will come and go during your time as a business owner.

There will be triumps but there will also be low points as well.

Take everything with a grain of salt but you will see changes in people, places, and things as you take on a new title.....entrepreneur.

In this episode, I discuss multiple ways to get 5 star reviews.

Lots of people think that it is difficult to get 5 star reviews but it is quite simple if you think about it.

But once you master the tactics to getting high reviews, then you can duplicate it for every customer that stays in your unit.

In this episode, I discuss a few of the updates of AirBnB based on new items that hosts have suggested over time. Some new updates are: 20+ locations that accept corporate housing and pricing updates. We all know that photos and pricing are a great motivation for new customers so these are great changes that can be updated each day. As AirBnB makes updates, it will be rolled down to the hosts that can implement them for their customers.

In this episode, I discuss the fact that you can run your AirBnB on a full-time basis.

Lots of people choose to use AirBnB as a side hustle but other people choose to run their short-term rental business on a full-time basis.

All of this is possible but it takes careful planning and meetings with a CPA to ensure that you are under the correct tax consideration to claim yourself as a W2 employee.

In this episode, I talk about how you can run your AirBnB units while you are still on vacation.

It is very important to make sure that you have everything in place so that things run smoothly with your customers while you are away. A great cleaner needs to be on standby to facilitate the transition between customers and to keep your unit in tip top shape. And your property management software needs to be in order so that it can message your customers for you regarding the address and what to expect in the unit.

In this episode, I discuss why I use autolocks to enhance security on my units.

It is important to have them so that guests can use a code to sign in to your units.

You can use autolocks or a regular key but it depends on your preference.