Hello, I have a opportunity to rent a 5 to 6 bedroom including the office and it has a basement here in the Las Vegas area and it has a swimming pool and the lady is going to be out of the country for five years and looking To Rent. I have a call with her in 45 minutes and I was wondering is the Centennial area which is right outside of Las Vegas a good area to do I MTr ** and with this property be a good property. The home is in great condition fairly new. It does have some furniture couches table, but it’s not a lot of homely items in it yet to make it feel cozy which I can do that part. please advise the next steps and I have completed the Blueprint, but I’m not really clear on the next step since this is my first unit. And also, I really would like to know would this be a good area? It does have some hospitals nearby too.

I am finally happy to share that my home has its first guests! Although it is not an IMTR, it is an Airbnb booking for 1.5 months with workers building an Apple Store. This truly has been a labor of love getting my home ready (I have lived in it for 37 years)!

Hi, Fam! We are getting sooooo close to launch (8/16 - pray for us) and would love your help reviewing our Welcome Book. This will be added to all 3PPs and our welcome emails. There is also a sign in our family room that auto connects folks to the Guest WiFi and Welcome Book. Thanks! https://wyatt.touchstay.com/ @Jason Davenport @Kellie Davenport @Luis Font @Liz Ulate @Shayler and Dominique McCarthy

This seems like an elementary question however, I don't have much in the way of gaps in between my IMTR property in Carlsbad, CA. Do you have a 'check in and check out time" on your Mid Term Lease with an Insurance stay like you would for a STR? If yes, what do you think are 'fair' times? Seems like a LTR lease would run thru midnight the last day of the lease but this is IMTR. Thank you for your input...

My tenant informed me about an hour ago that the water in the house has not been heating since yesterday. This is really disappointing and we want to take care of it right away. We have a home warranty in place and the company we were assigned to is not even available to talk with us to schedule until Monday. We don't know how quickly we can get on their schedule so we could be looking at the water being out for 4 days to a week. Obviously we need to offer to put them up in a hotel right? So here are my questions. 1. If I pay for the hotel with a credit card, how can I ensure I'm not held responsible for damages. 2. What should I do for the inconvenience to my guests? Thanks! Rebecca