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Problematic Rental Guests
Short-term rental hosts struggle to screen, communicate with, and enforce rules against problematic guests, leading to damages, disputes, and operational inefficiencies.
In their words
I would just like to leave the business for a few days without having to worry about it :(
Most of the time I was still answering guest messages at 2am anyway so I dropped them
They are very cagey about how they clean the floors, which means they do not mop thoroughly between guests.
You have to do it manually by searching through the listings where the guest has left reviews
a significant amount of my time was wasted fielding requests, confirming with the cleaning company, updating the lock code.
hotels could do a much better job of explaining these things rather than just putting 'family friendly' on the website
They pretend they are the front desk and then they book a reservation through sliceline etc and tell them incorrect information.
We have a property mgmt co that we don’t love, and have suffered from guests breaking things in bizarrely creative ways, stealing items that we treasured
What hardware or software integrations are you relying on for guest screening and property protection, and how do you handle noise alerts without frustrating legitimate guests?
the native flow sits behind the customer account... for guest checkout the native feature alone doesn't get you there
Guests absolutely leave split-system heaters blasting at 26 degrees or walk out the door with high-wattage appliances running.
Anyone else booking for non employees, how do you keep it out of your own expense report.
Short-term rental hosts
Where they talk
- r/airbnb_hosts
- r/ShortTermRentals
- r/AirBnBHosts
- r/TalesFromTheFrontDesk
- r/vrbo
- r/airbnbindiahosts
- r/turo
- r/airbnbhostsaustralia
Tools they use today
- Airbnb
- VRBO
- Booking.com
- Aircover
- Houfy
- Minut
- Guesty
- PriceLabs
Why those fall short
- Listing text and photos do not prevent expectation mismatch or refund demands
- guests skim listing; platform descriptions change or are ignored
- Support is unreliable and does not resolve host-guest conflicts
- no timestamped, verifiable record of unit condition at check-in
- insanely difficult to get these listings flagged and removed through Google
Map of ideas
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