05 December 2025 Friday

W: 8 DW: 8 OT: 6 No ex

• TV off the wall…
• Need anchors to install above fireplace
• Installed front door yale lock !! …
• Might want install new knob that cannot lock!
• Cleaned out basement
• Hung some pictures

https://www.reddit.com/r/AirBnB/comments/13q7jr2/hosts_what_do_you_wish_you_knew_when_you_were/ -) Stand firm on your pricing - we're not in a bazaar. It's often a red flag if someone is trying to haggle, with perhaps the exception of long-term stays. -) Develop a set of canned responses in Airbnb to answer frequent questions efficiently. This will save you a ton of time. -) Be meticulous with your listing details - it helps to minimize the barrage of queries. -) Invest in high-quality photos. They’re your property’s first impression, and it truly makes a difference. -) It's completely reasonable to ask prospective guests about their group composition. Adding a personal touch can create a welcoming environment. For instance, if a family is coming, I like to leave some sweets, or if it's a group of surfers, a chilled soda is usually appreciated.