Had some prostitutes in my unit last week, ring doorbell caught em and we stopped them from having guests in the property. Didn’t evict them. But they did leave a mess and stole some towels. What would be a better way to go about it? First time it’s happened to me. I suppose it’s the same as parties but they booked for 10 nights and I let it slide cause I wanted to keep the booking. What would be a better way to go about it?

Do you contact Airbnb and tell them about a no show? Had my first one yesterday

Hi all, I am going to start taking deposits from gueuts via stripe. As I dont use a channel manager im assuming I have to do this manually? Also, how do you all deal with things like cvhragebacks in regards to deposits? Are there certain cards yyou dont accept because of chargebacks etc? Thanks in advance

I’m looking to move into serviced accommodation management — but without owning properties myself. My plan is to offer management and brokering services to landlords and investors, helping them maximise returns while I take a fee. I’m not looking to do rent-to-rent (I’ve tried that before and decided it’s not the path for me). Instead, I want to explore how I can structure deals, add value, and build this business without heavy upfront costs. Would really appreciate any advice, ideas, or knowledge from those already doing this. How would you approach it if you were starting today?

Currently using Guesty x pricelabs atm. Thinking of switching to Uplisting as I scale. Wondering if it’s worth the hassle or should I just stick to Guesty. I have 3 units but will have 5 by the end of the month.