What Level Is Your

[@OptimizeMyAirbnb]

Want to know what Level 3 looks like? Watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpmkdpecYtt3fMU

[@boultvs]

I'd like to think I have a level 3 bnb, but I am still working on improving several aspects. I am currently reading your book on how to optimize. airbnb.com/h/doerun-getaway

[@OptimizeMyAirbnb]

Great! I'd love to see a photo of the view (from the other angle), esp bc you it's only a 1 bedroom home so few photos are needed

[@boultvs]

@@OptimizeMyAirbnb I think you're referring to a view of the bedroom from the opposite corner? I will take one. It's a 2 bedroom home that I live in. I'm letting out the spare room.

[@boultvs]

@@OptimizeMyAirbnb Thank you for your reply.

[@troycopeland2170]

always room for improvement but I definately at level 3. Striving for Level 5, even if there isn't such a thing...thanks Danny... Lets chat if you in Dallas

[@OptimizeMyAirbnb]

There is no level 5 in my world but good mindset I think 🤣

[@tntvacationrentals]

I agree mindset. In my view, Level 5 would be where you are Danny. Completely automated business and educating and teaching others. And doing it because you want to pay it forward and help others. So many people are only out for themselves or to make a buck

[@yrb3376]

I think I am a level 3 listing at all of my four properties! Thanks for sharing!

[@OptimizeMyAirbnb]

Thank you for watching! Congratulations on being a Level 3, that means you truly love being a host. Do you see that reflected in your reviews?

[@lenoresanborndeasis9617]

We are just looking at getting started hosting. We just bought a new home and are working to make it habitable with an eye towards offering it as a short term rental. Do you find it feasible to work your way up through levels? Like start with level 1 and work your way up as you figure it out? But stay budget at first knowing you will likely fall short and to encourage lots of reviews- or to start with a level 3 mentality, but scaling down in what you offer (like just offer 1 bed in a 4 bedroom house to keep the outlay of cash/investment reasonable)?

[@OptimizeMyAirbnb]

It's a great question. I'll answer in two parts. First, I find most people fall into a category based on how they do things. But since you're asking this questions, the second part is people who are conscious about hosting, like you. I recommend starting at the highest level possible because it's like a pyrami. There's lots of Level 1 listings, less L2, and even less L3. L3 hosts are the least affected by slow season, pandemics, etc.

[@jenniferkannapel9450]

What did you decide to do for your listing?

[@lenoresanborndeasis9617]

@@jenniferkannapel9450 we started with level 3 and stayed there.

[@jenniferkannapel9450]

Thanks for the video. A great view should always be featured or showcased in your listing. It impacts your price and booking rates. To leave it is a surprise is not good marketing. It sounds like I create level 3 properties.