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July 2020.

Every STR regulation change, market signal, and platform shift we tracked in July 2020 — scored and summarized.

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Airbnb cracking downon 'party houses' inArizona - 12News
almost 6 years ago·Arizona

Airbnb cracking down on 'party houses' in Arizona - 12News

This article discusses Airbnb's efforts to crack down on "party houses" in Arizona. Hosts should be aware of Airbnb's policies and local regulations regarding guest behavior to avoid potential issues. No specific action is immediately required based on this headline, but it signals a focus on responsible hosting.

The Importance ofCommunityGET PAID FOR YOUR PAD
almost 6 years ago

The Importance of Community

This article discusses the importance of community for short-term rental hosts, emphasizing the benefits of knowledge sharing, inspiration, and support. It also reviews multiple episodes from the "Get Paid For Your Pad" podcast, which cover topics such as revenue management routines, CEO strategies, and comparing hotel versus STR revenue management. Hosts should consider developing a strong community and implementing data-driven revenue management strategies to boost their STR business.

Thriving Through thePandemic inNewfoundlandGET PAID FOR YOUR PAD
almost 6 years ago·Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

Thriving Through the Pandemic in Newfoundland

This article discusses how an Airbnb host in Newfoundland, Canada, adapted and thrived during the initial stages of the COVID-19 pandemic by focusing on community, staycations, and adapting their business strategy. Hosts can learn from his actions to navigate challenging times, such as sharing challenges with their community and accepting the current situation to respond effectively.

From 0 To 165 Units inTwo YearsGET PAID FOR YOUR PAD
about 6 years ago·Chicago, IL

From 0 To 165 Units in Two Years

This article discusses how a property management company, Hostly, navigated the COVID-19 pandemic. The CEO shares how they adapted by de-commissioning units, negotiating with landlords, and focusing on long-term relationships. Hosts can learn from their experiences with seasonality and cash flow management to prepare for market fluctuations.

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