You’ll lose thousands hosting on Airbnb if you do this

[@Robuilt]

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[@dmitriybozko9965]

10 biggest mistake host make: - [ ] Taking cell phone photos (pro photos) - [ ] Bad listing copy (read well) - [ ] Not responding quick enough (guestly) - [ ] Not automating (messaging, cleaning schedule, leaving reviews, pricing) - [ ] Offering discounts - [ ] Going cheap on furniture - [ ] Letting a bad review ruin your week - [ ] Not networking with other hosts - [ ] Canceling reservations - [ ] Splurging on the wrong things ($24 for 6 towels at Costco)

[@kimberiysmarketstrategy]

Offering discounts? Good or bad?

[@rebeccabloomfield8087]

@@kimberiysmarketstrategy he advises against it.

[@austins88]

@@rebeccabloomfield8087 which is awful advice

[@Falkingaround]

@@kimberiysmarketstrategy it’s not terrible advice. He’s absolutely right. I’m speaking from experience here. Superhost for 5 years and counting. Every now and then someone will tell you a sob story and why they need a discount but they’re usually terrible guests and not worth the trouble.

[@Kinghippi3]

@@Falkingaroundthis is true they also do that bullshit on turo like bruh just get a cheaper rental

[@popquiz1069]

Our airbnb went live September 1st, and I’ve learned so much in the past few months. I’ve leveraged information from tons of KZbin channels, but appreciate all the advice you shared throughout your airbnb journey. Your advice has helped with decision making, strategy, and resolving guest issues. Big hugs, as your channel has helped our airbnb succeed! Thank you! P.S. The guests we’ve gone above and beyond for always leave the weakest ratings, or reviews!! We learned the hard way.

[@low1963c10]

Any chance you can look at my first Airbnb listing and critique it? I have zero bookings.

[@rilenyjobin3796]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHitgnqPj99jZ68

[@AtariTheAnimator]

@@low1963c10 I can take a look, I am not an Airbnb host but I have stayed in several and can try to give you my opinion.

[@eldermillennial2000]

@@low1963c10 have u had any bookings yet?

[@noethegreatgatsbyguzman7115]

What other channels on this do you watch?

[@DestinationRetirement]

Good advice on not vibing with the negative groups that only rant. I just had a guest that took my pool towels to the beach and forgot them there. He told me about it and bought me new towels. The majority of guests are thoughtful. For them, we host!

[@Justicia007]

Definitely important to remain positive! Remember some guests have bad experiences too with the listings that they go to. One guest of mine broke a beautiful glass of mine that was on a floating shelf labeled off limits to guests (I have an entire credenza of beautiful crystal glasses and plates they can use), and I was pretty upset that they used a glass from that shelf, but it was a young guy who apologized profusely, paid for several new glasses and wrote I'm sorry with a smiley face on my reversible sequin pillow on the day he left. 🙂 Little things happen, you have to learn to roll with the punches

[@KyChristensen]

Agreed ..most guests are awesome. We had one whose kid broke a TV...they let's us know and offered to pay for a new one. Things happen. They took care of it. Everyone is happy.

[@adeanh1]

Please tell the stranger breathing in the closet story.

[@LindsRL]

Yes to not cancelling on guests. My husband and I spent the entire first day of our honeymoon in Rome at a cafe with wifi trying to find a hotel/AirBnb because our host cancelled on us 2 hours before check in. We paid triple what had budgeted for a place to stay and wasted hours trying to figure everything out. It was nightmare!

[@SabrinasDigitalLife]

2hrs before check in OMGGGG 😱

[@TheSkyWayy]

Damn smh hope that didnt ruin your trip

[@dco8886]

Horrible!

[@ventureted]

Funny you said Costco towels. I just asked my friend who has been self employed as a really high end, really in demand custom upholsterer for 26 years, where to get some really nice towels. He said Costco towels are his absolute favorite. Pretty solid recommendations from him and now Rob lol.

[@tayloro3154]

Just listed my Airbnb on Friday and within 5 days I already have 5 bookings!! Thank you for these tips

[@TheEvanDanteShow]

Very helpful video man! Just launched my first short term rental the other week and already learning so much. making mistakes, and loving every bit of it!

[@socalstr]

You have a rocket/spaceship short term rental? Listing please! I want to go on a "launch" myself!

[@rilenyjobin3796]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHitgnqPj99jZ68

[@rilenyjobin3796]

check this channel also he has an amazing Airbnb content: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIvbdqqmrbCVpdE

[@PNWoutdoor]

Cell phone photos work really well if you know what you are doing and know how to edit them.

[@angelmedina2762]

I agree what some people can do on there phones are amazing. It does take skill. I think he's leaning more on the photographers experience and not the phones power itself.

[@eddiemalvin]

I agree. With a newer mobile phone, free editing software and a few YT videos on lighting/framing shots, a novice photographer can produce incredible results.

[@elchuyito355]

No

[@chrisdavis104]

As a 35 year veteran photographer, it's not the camera. It's the lighting.

[@montreciabuckley]

I heard that!

[@victorarteaga5225]

First heard you in the “Bigger Pockets” Podcast when I was remodeling my Tiny Home in my backyard. Really motivated me to pursue the Short Term Rental Market instead of long term rentals. You’re story was an inspiration to hear, now living my AirBnB story to inspire others. Thanks my man!

[@kabeloshabalala7158]

Thank you for the video. I'm busy setting up my 1st AirBnB and I must say I am scared of the unknown. With videos like this, I will definitely avoid the mistakes. Thank you😊

[@JasmineWestbrooks]

Praying for the best for you!

[@yo1414]

Very good advice - I was one that purchased 6 mattresses at $1200 each - after two years I had replaced them.

[@mommaoinnh2674]

I find professional photos are deceiving. So, no thanks!

[@funyogi516]

5 Airbnbs running, it's important to watch as many of these type of videos every so often to refresh yourself on current trends and best practices/features. Thanks for putting out frequent vids Robuilt.

[@alexisbowman1555]

I own 6 and picking up 7 & 8 by the end of next month. I totally agree!

[@CharlesB-NGNM]

Automating or making sure your guests know check in/out times is essential. Otherwise, they will show up when they want to expecting to check in. I literally just got a text from a guest who was told the check in time at booking. Again, two days prior to booking. And, today, a day prior to booking. I just got a text from them asking to check in at 8:00am....this is why most of my apartments are on regular rental leases.

[@mattlambert5079]

1 thing I never hear you being up is how to deal with pets & people with “service animals” this is a major concern for me as I start an Airbnb. A lot of my home is carpeted & the furniture is like 80% restoration hardware.

[@toddsurpitski4548]

do you ever worry about guests stealing high end cooking supplies like knife sets and pots/pants

[@ErikStenbakken]

They will ruin them before they will steal them. 😎 These things are like linens. You will be replacing them regularly.

[@DaveUyan]

@@ErikStenbakken Our cleaners check after every cleaning and we can submit a claim if anything is stolen/damaged.

[@TheThegreenpi]

ur photographer is deceiving tf outta your customers lol

[@chillvillain]

Hey Rob, you mentioned in another video that you loved the Schlage Encode, partly because it syncs with myporter to change codes per guest (neat!) - but they seem to be sold out online EVERYWHERE. Do you have a second choice that might also work with myporter / automation apps? Thanks in advance!

[@rilenyjobin3796]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHitgnqPj99jZ68

[@donnachazanov4641]

Definitely want to hear the rest of "that" story!

[@johnneedle8119]

How much is this guy's host camp? And is it worth it? Anybody know Thank you

[@Dbb27]

Realtor for 35 years. If you’re not hiring a pro: on pictures take a LOT of pictures. Move yourself around as you take the pictures of the same thing. Turn lights off and on, use/don’t use the flash. Zoom in and out. Don’t post a lot of pictures just to post a lot of pictures; only post your best. Resize if it improves the pic, get a good photo editor. Remove clutter, and lastly put the gosh darn toilet lid down before taking the picture. 🥰

[@dennishassler605]

I have only used the cell phone pictures and they work just fine - the reviews help a lot on getting bookings.

[@JulieWallis1963]

I’m happy with my cellphone photos as I know my place looks better in real life so no disappointed guests. If I booked thinking somewhere looked 500 square feet and it was only 300 square feet, I’d not be happy and my review would echo that. I’m fully booked up for every day for the next four weeks, my reviews do my work for me and no photos that make it look bigger or brighter than it actually is.

[@SKILLAARENA]

Hello! My girlfriend and I currently have $105,000 saved after 1 year of working together, living with our parents (both 21). we’re in between the fence of either trying to get our first airbnb property in los angeles in the beginning of 2022 or saving up for another year and starting in 2023. what would you advise considering how much we have saved?

[@DaveUyan]

"Don't wait to invest. Invest and then wait." Prices are just going to continue to climb IMO. if you don't have enough, find an additional partner to make a deal.

[@Jackelope84]

Not Rob, but I run a rental and the sooner you can get in on these cheap interest rates the better. Buy something and start earning!

[@ronyahmed7416]

Who makes your TinyHouses ? I have some land in the east and was wondering. Your houses looks pretty good.

[@clemdane]

Hey Rob, I am loving your videos so far. I already had one short term rental business where I was so scared of doing it myself that I hired an expensive property management company to do everything for it. It went really well..except for the huge cut they took. I sold that property, but now I want to start again with a new property and do it myself. Your videos will be of great helo to me.

[@rilenyjobin3796]

check this channel also he has an amazing Airbnb content: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIvbdqqmrbCVpdE

[@gentlestorm322]

I love staying at Airbnb. HOWEVER, I hate hate hate seeing an uninviting bed. Nothing kills my interest in an unkept bed like dingy bed covers, flat pillows, and not changing the color scheme that complements the seasons.

[@autumnjames4629]

This is so informative and honest- thanks for the light hearted delivery once again, you always have me laughing out loud.

[@rilenyjobin3796]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHitgnqPj99jZ68

[@rilenyjobin3796]

check this channel also he has an amazing Airbnb content: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIvbdqqmrbCVpdE

[@aricolla]

Ty for the towel rec!!!!!! This video was great. Gave me the push I needed. Going to get a pricing tool and start automating reviews. Ty Rob!

[@blayneelizabeth2098]

Hello! Thanks so much for this info! Sending lots of love because I’m eating this content UP! I’m listing two rooms in my own home. I’m nervous but it’s a starting point.

[@_justme_1297]

I am an aspiring host…going through the learning process right now and so excited to get started! Your channel has been a huge part of my excitement, thank you so much for all the great content and advice! Wishing u nothing but the best!

[@rilenyjobin3796]

check this channel also he has an amazing Airbnb content: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIvbdqqmrbCVpdE

[@mi1stormilst]

Sometimes your cuts and clips drive me nuts Rob, but this video was perfect and had great info...THANK YOU sir 🙂

[@katietucker1112]

We've had 19 guests, and after tons of hard work and dedication, we've received 5/5 in each category (screenshots available) from each of our 19 guests... however Airbnb is showing an overall of 4.9 in accuracy and location. While Airbnb preaches transparency and honesty, why can't I see where this 4.9 is coming from?

[@mamabar6811]

Agree with everything you suggested except the cheap bed thing. As a frequent Airbnb guest and in the process of becoming a host myself, comfortable beds are a must. I will not reserve a property with any negative comment about bed comfort. Our last stay in Lake Havasu had AMAZING beds. Everyone in my whole family was talking about the bed comfort. You’re on vacay and want a good night’s sleep 😉 I’m not saying you gotta drop $5k on a Tempurpedic, but something middle of the road with a double mattress protector will last years before it needs replacing. Kids rooms you can afford to go a little cheaper, but the master bedroom should absolutely have a comfy bed. JM2C :)

[@sheilahaygood9125]

Our first AirbnB we had our master Beauty rest bed and we always got a good compliment of it. Now with our 3rd AirBnB which we just had post last week Tuesday

[@mamabar6811]

@@sheilahaygood9125 I have a black beauty rest currently and absolutely love it! So comfortable and I sleep like a baby on it.

[@Reality_TV]

I DISAGREE! I'm not sure what I disagree about, but I just wanted to have something to say! LMAO! Great list Rob! Thanks for this very informative list!

[@sheastech]

Very helpful to me as a brand new host! Thank you for posting this!

[@SusanaLenguaLarga]

Thanks for being so informative and practical! Love the new hair!

[@CyrusMurphy]

Disagree about splurging depending on what you're optimizing for... quantity vs quality. And not sure why the hyperbole about how you're going to replace the sheets/towels every 2 months. Maybe that is the case if you get cheap linens. And you get the double whammy of having to replace them all the time and they feel cheap. We rotate between 3 sets of high quality/durable sheets & towels. One of our STRs has retired 3 sets of sheets and towels in 5 years.

[@wildernesscapes]

same here.

[@rwbot]

Care to share a link to your durable sheets/towels? I’ve been considering upgrading the ones in my unit

[@midnightbel]

Which ones do you use?

[@CyrusMurphy]

@@midnightbel Not sure brand off top of head but they are higher-end from Macy's and Dillards. We wait until a sale

[@Shilo1o1]

Hi, what would be a good place to buy good furniture but not overpaying? Thanks

[@clemdane]

Hey Rob, would you give us your opinion of Sean Rakidzich's AirBNB strategy where he uses his LLC to lease properties on an annual basis and then (with permission from the owner) rents them out on AirBNB for a much higher, short term amount and makes money on the arbitrage. He touts the benefit of not having to own the properties. I am sure that there are risks and downsides he is not talking about. I am wondering what you think those risks and downsides are?

[@michaelking5373]

Downsides in not owning are: you are not building equity by others paying your mortgage, you get no tax deductions to write against your profits, your landlord controls the property that you are listing. Probably others as well but nothing comes to mind...

[@joshuah6852]

That is VERY true about the discounts! LMAO. After a couple thousand groups, I can say 8 of the top 10 worst reviews were booked for nearly the lowest rate every offered. Make sure the discount recipients book direct and stay off AirBnB. - Good Life Resorts

[@jonellison2835]

I’m remodeling a house 🏡 to be my very first AirBnb. I wanna learnnnnn 😭

[@Brian-Downard]

People who pay the least expect the most 😅

[@SNana4]

Thanks - question on number 5- what about discounts for close friends and family members? Do you say you are giving them discount?

[@mrknmr5925]

Hey Rob, I appreciate the Video, we are just thinking about starting an Airbnb business and your videos are super helpful. Thank you and we will continue to watch!

[@honestview]

9:23 Guesty is Super I mean MEGA EXPENSIVE compared to competition... is it really worth it?

[@honestview]

17:40 wow... $24 for a pack of 6... I'm in Venice, Italy... If I find €10 per towel that's really bad quality and a really good price!

[@lawnandlight]

Awesome video Rob. Do you think it would be beneficial to you to have subscribers submit their airbnb listings so you can review on your channel?

[@hennisisyimon]

"Take professional photos or I'll unsubscribe you from this channel myself"............lmao

[@Verbsdescribeus]

You are so right regarding the photo quality!!!!!

[@MariamMariam-ue7vz]

The guests who ask for and I’ve given discounts to are the only ones who have damaged my suite. They tend to leave it dirty too. The tend to be younger and less careful with the space. I’m done allowing students and locals rent my AirBnB.

[@lissam8988]

Not an Airbnb host yet. I have a question about towels and sheets If you have a decent size rental do you leave the extras there locked in a closet so you don't have to transfer them from car to your rental?

[@ErikStenbakken]

I own a number of a short term rentals. Six years experience. I 100% agree on every one of his points.

[@SabrinasDigitalLife]

What’s one tip of advice you could give for someone starting an Airbnb who won’t be living near it? 😁

[@DK-ik3mi]

Great video. Appreciated the don't let a bad review ruin your week after receiving a terrible 1 star review yesterday lol 😂

[@julzwonders]

I'm so lucky, I taught my first husband to use a camera and Photoshop, now he's a real estate photographer and our kid is grown, I am just starting an AirB&B and I will never have to pay for professional pix! LUCKY!!

[@goonies_never_say_die]

If we're being honest, good photography is worth a lot more than $300-500.

[@nancyeaton731]

Yep. Like 5- 10x as much. Also real estate photographers can take some lousy pictures that distort wildly, and they don’t know how to focus on amenities a renter wil want to see vs on photos that sell a buyer a house. I see it all the time. Be careful who you hire.

[@ahmadluqmanshawal3960]

Glad I found Rob. I starting to launch 3 property in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Previously these property was under long term rental. Based on your video I need to tweak few things to make sure its airbnb ready. Anyway will keep watching your video.

[@stepbystepfarming2686]

Checked Host camp link but didn't see cost. Interested but how much is program?

[@jonathanbaronn6048]

Could you set your own prices for your Airbnb or is there a preset range they give you? Like is there a cap?

[@jordykomesarook2084]

Would you recommend going on VRBO as well as AirBnB, or just AirBnB? I have a really great occupancy rate per month so it's not that I need to, but wondering if I'll fill up my calendar more quickly if I do both.

[@alvarozamora1082]

Who design your Airbnb Spots and is this a part of your business that you have automated?

[@genesisvillatoro9256]

Hi, thanks so much for the information. I’ve been thinking about becoming a host but I don’t know where to start. I don’t know if it’s a good idea to rent from a landlord that has a luxurious home for example, Malibu Hills with three bedrooms, four bathrooms and a big giant pool that cost about 20 K a month I don’t know where I should start off. I am from Los Angeles myself. Also the money I do have to invest in myself but I’m not sure if it’s the smartest move for a beginner because how will I be so sure that I will get booked What if I do end up losing money because I don’t get booked often . I’m looking at the best places where tourists go, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Koreatown, Long Beach, Santa Monica, Venice, Beach, but I don’t know how much rent I should pay a month. Will you give me some advice please thank you.

[@jodiesigrest1364]

My husband and I used your ambassador link but never received the $75 you are referring to when we had our first guest.

[@WilmanReyes]

It doesn't work that way. When you book your first Airbnb using his link you get a discount of $75! On that booking and he gets $15 for his next booking.

[@mercatti4290]

Man I love your channel! Starting an Airbnb business is one of my goals and these videos get me so hyped to get started! Thank you for all the insight and tips! 🙌

[@soambitious2504]

Vibes 🧏🏾‍♀️👌🏽🎯

[@ChadHart]

I think you did a good job with this. I host 46 listings and it was very point on for many points.

[@ruslanl8844]

Is it worth buying condos internationally i.e Cancun? Is it ever worth buying properties for Airbnb in expensive markets like San Fran or Boston?

[@networth00]

As a host, I offer discounts and I ask for discounts. When I travel, I either leave a 5-star or don't leave a review. I do get some high maintenance discount guests tho.

[@wealthroadrealtyinc.6952]

I agree with you 100% for not giving discounts but I got worse reviews from them.. How do you get rid of these unfair reviews? I'm losing so much because of it. & They call lie to Airbnb to get discount or cancel & stay for free. Please someone help me how to work these issues🙏

[@eltacsyms5607]

You have PTSD from not being able to make as much money as possible? So insulting to Vets that actually have PTSD.

[@rafaelriveran.9761]

I put profesional photos and everytime they told me is not the same apartment it looks worst in real and they get mad.

[@Adicrz]

Honestly, that is a fear of mine lol I do photography myself but I did do my pics from my phone, when my guests arrive i think they are always pleasantly surprised because it looks much better in person (not that my pics are crappy or bad quality), but I think I would rather have someone surprised in a good way than bad lol

[@amariberry9411]

Towel Super Store/Center has nice quality bulk towels at affordable rates. I like their premium plus towels, they wash well and fast shipping

[@CarlHancock]

Out of curiosity how often are you having to replace mattresses in your rentals and are you using memory foam mattresses (ie. Casper, etc. Assuming so if recommending buying from Amazon, etc.)? I'm curious as while I'm not an Airbnb host currently (although I own multiple properties), I'm a frequent Airbnb guest. I can say how comfortable beds are is one of the top ways we judge a stay. Although we typically don't ding a host for it in the public reviews . We'll mention it privately. But how comfortable the beds are is a top one for me. So I'm curious if you are going with cheaper mattresses... A) how comfortable are they and B) how often are they having to be replaced?

[@JesusMendoza-cr9tm]

My advice is buy mattress quality n covers

[@zamy7604]

People have different preferences about mattresses. Some prefer firm, extra firm, some prefer soft... how do you satisfy every guests? Ask your guests mattresses firmness before their arrival and change to it?

[@richjohnson8777]

I bought really fine mattresses and I do not regret it. I did research and found out latex mattresses can last up to 40 years and there is no chemicals or fire retardents in the manufacturing. My BnB has been up and runing for 6 years and the mattresses are still like brand new. I used Sleep On Latex. The only draw back is they are really heavy.

[@dawnalbright]

I agree with you Carl that the bed is super important. I want to sleep on a real mattress, with cotton sheets that fit snugly. You can get a good quality Sealy innerspring, queen size, for around $1,000. Definitely under $1500. I have slept (well, spent the night on) some very slidey cheap foam pads with slippery microfiber sheets that don't stay on the cobbled together "mattress."

[@ilikecontent2327]

Just be careful what mattress you choose. Many people have a latex allergy. Or allergies to down, wool, materials like that. And yes a good quality cover extends the life of the mattress. Having a comfortable bed is very important for a guest. Don't skimp there.

[@alexscott7819]

sorry, but i gotta say... you got ripped off by your photographer. those are NOT good photos even for that type of subject matter. the difference between your photos and theirs were at minimum negligible. even trying to find the "retouched" parts when the photos, all taken without regards to a neutral colour profile (thus rescuing the highlights and shadows) had blown out windows. i didn't know what to expect but that was not it.

[@itsofficiallypluto3670]

How do you connect with other host? Where do I go to find cleaners that can be quality cleaners? Where do I find all the maintenance things I will need for my Airbnb.

[@cinthyamoreno61]

Hello, I just went live with my first sublease listing in August. How long did it take you to breakeven? I am struggling to get bookings

[@wildernesscapes]

you buy new sheets every couple months!? What kind of shitty renters do you have?! (and yes, I have had thousands of guests over the years too). Also disagree on discounts - offering discounts to small groups for a big house, or last minute price reductions, is a nice gesture and (usually) appreciated.

[@jamesryanwilliams]

Having strangers breathe in our closets was definitely the biggest mistake we made when we opened our Airbnb. 🤣

[@pnhnut]

Number 5... SO TRUE!!! No discounts for you, lol. Just don't do it.

[@jeffebert5309]

Rob I’m addicted to watching your videos, especially since I’m starting on my first short-term rental next month! You are super informative, but most importantly your delivery is enthusiastic and positive! I love that you are optimistic about those of us who are just getting started as there likely so many fears, and worst case scenarios running through our heads. Thank you and keep up the good work.!

[@joeywharton5662]

Of course we want the follow up to that story!! I signed up just to make sure I don't miss it 😉

[@alexandrualex5436]

As a Resolution 2 Specialist...I contradict 90% of what you say.

[@Airbnb-with-me]

Great advice -we have learned on the fly With our 2 Airbnb’s 4 years in now

[@richardolalde4476]

at 6:15 he is complaining about this tiny little paragraph as a listing description, he obviously hadn’t listed anything new in a while or he’d know that it’s Airbnb that in fact limits that listing description!! All they give you space for is a well thought out , tiny paragraph. Now, later in your listing you can add the details you want… but they’ve got to do a bit of clicking to get to that. It’s probably an attempt to streamline things ?? i dunno but it’s something i’ve seen when listing my places

[@Adicrz]

I do long term stay discounts and fortunately have not had any issues (i give discounts to travel nurses and military), no regrets so far. Knock on wood lol

[@Thisthat1234]

But hotels, your competition offer discounts. Hostels offer discounts, motels, and resorts all offer discounts and those are also businesses last time I checked. What makes airbnbs so different ?

[@yourmovebro8650]

I offered a discounted rate to make a little bit more money..and to help with my listing and hopefully get a good review…the guest was a real dirtbag. He was smoking in the unit and he gave me a two star review. Ultimately ruining my reputation and ranking with air B and B

[@karldenton1226]

😂 I swear I won’t give discounts. As you yell at me and caught me off guard lmaooo

[@joannestrunk-walsh3616]

Just getting into my AirB&B. Any suggestions for bedding? Sheets, quilts, etc?

[@haraldsvik1452]

The cellphone photo is bullshit. If you have a good camera you have a wide angle and it will still be edited. And you can put as many megapixles as you want, but the ad will still zip it to a small file format

[@kated1308]

Lol...I’ve done all of these our first year. Great video. Looking to scale so looking to automate. Thank you.

[@jkitty5256]

On average how much do you pay in cleaning costs?

[@Simply_Shey]

Can i message other host in air b and b for networking and mentorship?or only in air b and b community and other social platform?

[@Starfish2145]

You should have a service/hospitality mindset. If you’re just in it for the money do something else

[@eltacsyms5607]

Agreed. Do not offer discounts - exactly for the reasons you discussed. These are good tips overall, so sorry you are unaware of how insulting you actually are.

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

Body disposal methods 😂🙈

[@londonvon9281]

Actually wrong on the photo concept. As a photographer with a high megapixel camera phone you can create great pictures. It’s not the phone it’s the artist behind the phone.

[@devinv7408]

BODY DISPOSAL METHODS. HAAA. That was good.

[@jgc5290]

Had to laugh at the "Body Disposal Methods" @ 14:29 At least you don't get repeat bad reviews that way!