Airbnb Co-Hosting: How to Get Started and Find Properties to Manage

[@ThanksForVisiting]

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[@erinmarks4079]

So grateful i found you guys! I’m just about to open my first airbnb! (On the other side of the country!) 😂

[@ThanksForVisiting]

Congratulations on starting your first Airbnb-that’s so exciting! 🎉 We’re thrilled to be part of your journey, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Wishing you tons of success (and fun!) with your new listing! We're just days away from launching our first bootcamp of 2025 - might be a great place for you to start! thanksforvisiting.com/bootcamp

[@tracysp6102]

Dear, do you have samples of the ones agreement that you can sale it to us?

[@maritsajacome2256]

Wish you guys had a guide to buy go co-hosting

[@ThanksForVisiting]

Are you looking for things you might need in your co-hosting business or are you looking for co-hosting support? Let me know and I'll grab a resource for you! :)

[@maritsajacome2256]

@ thank you for responding. I am looking to become a co-host for other hosts. Eventually make it a business. Right now just stepping my toes in co hosting eventually one day have my own Airbnb in the future.

[@myla6160]

What's a reasonable percentage to pay a co-host and does that include cleaning?

[@ThanksForVisiting]

A reasonable percentage to pay a co-host typically ranges from 15% to 25% of the booking revenue, depending on their level of involvement and the responsibilities they handle. This percentage **does not include cleaning fees**, as those are often paid directly to the cleaners. If the co-host also manages cleaning or other extra services, you might negotiate an adjusted rate.