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Balancing growth & personal touch for short term rentals
Summary
The host discusses the importance of balancing growth with maintaining a personal touch in the short-term rental business. He highlights the common mistake of growing too fast after marketing success, which leads to a loss of personal relationships with hosts and the unique value that comes with it. The key is to grow at a pace that allows for the preservation of quality service and individual host interactions.
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