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Support in not guaranteed in the contract, it is surrounded by technical obstacles and a mirage. Pls read our experience.

If the hostel is listed on airbnb then maybe just select house on the wizard in Booking and then see if that pulls in the airbnb details. You may have to make some amendments but it might work.

Yes your right there's going to be a slight delay and I don't think there is any channel manager that does it immediately but would like to know if there is one.

Messages from Airbnb and VRBO guests will come through to your email account that you enter on the listing site in the account setup. If its something else that you are after then please drop me an email at richard@246llc.com or you can contact me on facebook facebook.com/STRInsights

Appreciate your feedback Rick. The video was not meant to be an in depth study and doesn't cover things like the tax advantages, appreciation/depreciation, ROI, Cap rates, etc. Its just an overview of running the STR. There is also a companion video that goes with this one showing an overview of the different business models - owner, co-host and arbitrage. This touches on risks and returns. ruclips.net/video/CSzu16w0xvc/видео.html

Issac, I put it together myself. 246llc.com/unlock-the-numbers.html shows the latest version that I'm selling for $19.99. I have a discount code for 20% off until 14th November if you're interested. Use code CALCULATOR20 at the check out. There's one for Arbitrage and another one for Owners.

I think that both Airdna or Mashvisor are good for looking at indicators of whats available in an area and the potential for rates and occupancy that you could expect. If you're not signed up for one of those sites then you can always look at the actual airbnb or VRBO listings to get an idea of the rates offered and also for looking in to the future on certain properties to see how much they are booked up. Suggest you focus on the properties with the most/better reviews. Reading other property reviews can be useful too because you can see what guests are saying about an area or facilities offered. This can be good for comparing your property to others. So basically yes these tools will help you unless you know your market well. The other costs like utility/interent can be found by calling the companies to get some estimated numbers. Same with the setup costs. Hope that helps.

Short Term Rental Insights great that helps alot, thanks.

Having a business credit card is a good way to keep track of all your expenses as well as allowing you to use credit when needed but I certainly wouldn't recommend trying to build/start a business using a credit card if that's the only means you have. You can put the move in costs of things like furniture on the card as well as paying for utilities,cable, etc but you don't want to over extend yourself. As far as paying the rent/deposit on a credit card then that will depend on how the owner wants to be paid. If they accept credit cards they will end up paying a commission charge which they may pass on to you. If you pay them through something like PayPal, using your credit card to source the funds, then you will end up paying the fees. Yes it is a possible option for the first month to get you started. Just make sure you do your homework on the property and know what your monthly costs, potential income and profit could be before you sign anything. Hope this helps.