10 Things to Know to Run Your Airbnb Business in 2024

Here are the 10 things you need to know to run an airbnb business in 2024. This is all right out of my playbook. I have made more than $10,000,000 just on airbnb alone. I have hosted over 25,000 stays. These are you 10 Do Not Skip Tips for 2024.
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[@Solosoul24]

Thank you for this !

[@lalichichinadze3471]

Thank You so much ❤ again!

[@stann1987]

Great video Sean. Excellent advice and tips.

[@AirbnbAutomated]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@MartinXMalcolm]

I'm putting together my business plan, this is super helpful.

[@southpadretrips3023]

Awesome vid

[@SnapdragonALL]

I am not an Abnb host and never plan to be one. I am currently settled into a long-term apartment as a digital nomad. Along my way to finding which country I wanted to settle in, I stayed in about 15 different Abnbs. I got super lucky on my first one in England. I was just blowing through on my way to Portugal, but I got along so well with my host that I extended my stay 2 weeks with him and then rerouted to Spain, where I met up with him and his friends a couple weeks later for about 10 days of fun in the sun. Awesome luck as I had no idea what I was doing on my first booking. Long story short: I had 3 stinkers, 5 spectacular, and 7 mediocre (not awesome but no major problems) but really nice hosts. I have not been in Abnb for a little over a year, but I do like reading host advice forums and watching host advice videos. It is making me a much more savvy guest and showing me how to spot really good Abnbs if I need one in the future. I like your videos!

[@raylanadamsdiscoverychanne2816]

Great info ..

[@AirbnbAutomated]

thank you thank you

[@AL-HitZ]

Your tips made me a super host for the last 3 years. Thanks Sean

[@AirbnbAutomated]

You made yourself a Superhost my friend.

[@kimberiysmarketstrategy]

@@AirbnbAutomated aww! Me too Sean, Im still here! 🥰

[@zuba710]

Thank you. Always helpful.

[@mauriceip2233]

Thank you Sean, you've taught me so much and done it so concisely!

[@AirbnbAutomated]

Happy to help!

[@piyei]

willhouse? think your editing team missed something there lol Wheelhouse thanks Sean, great vid as always. I use wheelhouse since you mentioned it a few months ago(maybe a year) and it's definitely a game changer. 2023 had 97% booking, I'm based in Puerto Rico on a super saturated market and it gave me an advantage on the competition.

[@AirbnbAutomated]

Yeeeeap. They absolutely did. Great catch

[@GetIntoTheBLACK]

Aye I’m in Puerto Rico too!!!

[@KevinBurns86]

I figure that if I ever get banned again or somehow Airbnb goes under or is banned by my city, that I will just rent out our guest houses as long term rentals.

[@AirbnbAutomated]

STRs can always go longer. easy pivot, that's true.

[@colingathercole391]

Dont change the model change the time frame. I put a property on 30 day minimum stay as i was not available to host, blow me backwards i picked up 2 long term stays, 1 for 3 months and another for 6 months, these are not Short Term Stays ! ! ! Problem solved.

[@kimberiysmarketstrategy]

Sean THANK YOU!! You did it!! ❤

[@AirbnbAutomated]

lol. THANK YOU.

[@dioviarodriguez5463]

Thanks for what you do. I am a new host. Started in March of 2023. I am in Panama City Beach Fl. In a really nice area called Labuan beach. I am currently a super host and one of the properties is listed as guest favorite. So I have a house and a guest house. I would like to know how I can let my guests know that they can combine both homes for larger groups. The guest house sleeps 4. House sleeps 6. I love what I do and love to make my guests happy while on vacation. My biggest issue this winter, since we are relatively new is that the home was booked in September and for new years. I need help with attracting snow birds. Thanks again

[@henriettaleonard1125]

Hi, Can I intern in your Airbnb unit as a co-host?

[@richardcunningham5540]

This is excellent content and advice. Thanks bro.

[@AirbnbAutomated]

Thanks for tuning in.

[@mentesanaincorporesano]

I don't see the same page in italy so i cant check payouts block.

[@frankieucf]

Will you be making a video about how to view your new transaction history with the latest AIRBNB UPDATE

[@Ralith09]

We had guests smoke in unit, same day turn. I called airbnb and they basically said they'd cancel next reservation, but when I asked about getting it paid, they acted like I was crazy. Do i need to do that through reservation center from prior reservation?

[@maxine278]

Great video 👍 Mr. Sean, if it’s possible, could you do a video about LTRs please, I’ll be focusing on doing arbitrage way and most of my guests will more than likely be staying 30 days or more 🤔 thank you! 🤗

[@AirbnbAutomated]

I can do a video on mixing long and short stays, absolutely.

[@shsu7426]

Thanks, Mr. Sean, for all your concise, & insightful tutorials! I’ve been a home-share host (& twice super host) in Philly since January this year. Happy holidays!

[@alittlebitofeverything6547]

sean is the best

[@prayashthapamagar4267]

Any tips , as I am thinking to start Airbnb any suggestions will be highly appreciated

[@bnbgezgini]

The 5th thing: happened to monthly prices that we could change for each month of the year. Why they removed it?

[@dancerloverish]

Great info! Thank you!!! I am thinking about to start one, but really concern if I'll be able to. 1) If I have a full time job currently, do you think it's realistic to start Airbnb business (only one for now obviously)? 2) What are the main questions should I ask myself to be sure if it's really for me? 3) If you can share, can you please be honest and tell me if the Annual Income from the Airbnb business (when it's only ONE house) is More than the Annual Expenses OR it's actually Less? Thank you very much in advance!

[@AirbnbAutomated]

Every Airbnb that is set up properly is profitable. I would recommend doing larger houses if you don’t have time to manage a lot of properties.. running 10 or 15 apartments has a lot of daytime workload compared to running one house. as an artist, you probably have an advantage and you have a good community to tap into Creating a stellar Airbnb a lot like set design, you probably went to school with people like that

[@dancerloverish]

@@AirbnbAutomated Thank you!

[@AirbnbAutomated]

Happy to help!

[@sculptdecor]

We did go through the steps on the video to see IF we had outstanding payments, kit being paid. The steps did not work out, as in, we couldn't find any outstanding payouts

[@colingathercole391]

LOL

[@luxehousehomeshorttermrent1462]

Airbnb owes me over 600 dollars since 2021. 😢

[@AirbnbAutomated]

Haha. You’ve been ROBBED! I hope you get it back

[@bnbgezgini]

I couldn't find monthly prices. Did they removed it?

[@AirbnbAutomated]

its on the individual calendar of your listing on the right side, below your price setting.

[@freenetworkingevent]

Airbnb is no longer showing the thumbnail picture you choose during your set up. They are selecting the thumbnail your potential guests get to see when searching for your property. I have a beautiful sunrise picture that I choose for my thumbnail. Airbnb is using a picture of my couch for my thumbnail picture.

[@AirbnbAutomated]

That should just be for airbnb rooms

[@richiet2222]

I'm such a superhost now I even give handies upon request of course....

[@kimberiysmarketstrategy]

How do I file arbitration? What kind of attorney?

[@southpadretrips3023]

Sean has an arbitration course Id recommend! We found a $60k discrpenency on payouts

[@bradleyconnors9994]

I found money in my "upcoming payouts" spread out over the past year. How do I actually receive this payout?

[@AirbnbAutomated]

take the reservation codes, contact airbnb. give them all the codes, and say pay up

[@bradleyconnors9994]

Thank you! I found 3k in there and am waiting for the help team to process the payments

[@socalstr]

The sequence you describe for #1 does not exist anymore. In fact, I can't find anything that resembles this old section (that I loved). Any idea where it is now?

[@AirbnbAutomated]

Accounts> payments and payouts > payouts> transaction history (on the right side, it’s little link) > upcoming payouts www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8aVujGc/

[@romi929]

With all do respect… arbitration cost a lot more then 200$ and guarantee nothing. I actually looked into it when I had an issue with Airbnb. That’s not the way to go. Starting a war with Airbnb is definitely not going to get your account back.

[@AirbnbAutomated]

Did you ever file your arbitration? I can tell you from experience

[@randyhiggins9635]

Cheers from Mexico ! Still want you to co host for me.....

[@henriettaleonard1125]

Hi Randy, Can I apply for an Internship as a co-host?

[@randyhiggins9635]

@@henriettaleonard1125 looking for Sean to co-host but he is too rich to bother with me.... Even though he advertised he would for 20 percent...

[@winnipegperfectcircleflyin7859]

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