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If you’re planning on doing something like this remotely I’d highly recommend checking delivery time or local stores before you make the trip to furnish the place and order in advance where possible. It took roughly 3 weeks for me to get the apartment ready for guests but this could have been optimized greatly. Once your place is ready it’s time to setup your listing. Guests are understandably reluctant to stay at a place that has little or no reviews so I’d recommend lowering your nightly rate for a few weeks so you can build up a few positive reviews. Once you’ve had a few guests stay and a few positive reviews under your belt you can start upping the price. You should also take advantage of airbnb’s free professional photography service. They’ll send a professional photographer to your listing to take some really nice pictures of your place, FOR FREE! It’s amazing how big of a difference having really nice pictures of your space can make. A few months ago I ran an informal experiment (as research for another project) where I listed my apartment for rent on craigslist.
They were both the same price, in the same area. One listing had really nice pictures taken with a high quality dslr and wide angel lens and the other had badly lit pictures taken with my iPhone. The listing with the nice pictures got 10x the emails. Cost of apartment: $40,000 Cost of redecorating and furnishings: $10,000 November 2012 – November 2013: $19,613 Average monthly revenue: $1,634 Rough monthly profit: $1,134 (after cleaning, bills and other expenses) These numbers would be a little higher but I’ve stayed at the apartment myself for a few weeks and also let friends stay for free. By these rough numbers it should take a little under 4 years to completely pay off the price of the apartment. Find a great property manager / cleaner Without one of these doing this remotely would be impossible. I managed to find a great local cleaner on craigslist. She charges a flat fee of $200 per month which covers unlimited cleanings. She also now manages the airbnb listing for me, replying to all inquiries and being the point of contact for guests.
Be smart about checkin / check out times It’s not uncommon for new guests to check in the same day guests check out. You need to make sure your cleaning person has enough time to get in there and clean everything before the next guest arrives. I have a 12 noon checkout time and a 3pm check in time. Buy multiple sets of everything I have about 3 or 4 sets of sheets and towels. This way the cleaner doesn’t need to wash everything in the 3 hours between guest check in and check out. They can simply take all the dirty sheets and towels home, wash them, then next time they swing by the apartment have a clean set of everything ready to drop off. Nest has a great “auto away” feature that activates when nobody walks past it in a predetermined amount of time. This turns off all heating and cooling when nobody is in the unit and you and your guests don’t need to think or worry about it. The cost of a nest probably pays for itself in a couple of months with this feature alone.
This also lets you login to your nest account and see if a guest has arrived safely or not without having to bother them. The biggest challenge with doing this remotely is handling the key transfer. Often guests flights are delayed or they just get in really late. Having someone meet them at the apartment can turn into a logistical nightmare very quickly. Lockitron allows you to invite guests to your lock for a specified amount of time. They can then arrive whenever they like and unlock the door with their phone. Bad reviews can kill you I live in constant fear of getting a bad review. Reviews are listed prominently on your listing page on airbnb so every potential new guest can read them before booking. It also means I don’t ever leave guests bad reviews in case they retaliate and leave me a bad review in turn. I don’t know how airbnb can fix this but the current review system is definitely a little broken. This isn’t “passive” income A large percent of guests are happy to arrive, stay in your place and leave before their check out time all without any contact at all.