Chapter 20
Making Big Bucks as an Airbnb Co-Host
IN THIS CHAPTER
Managing other people’s properties on Airbnb
Scaling up your co-hosting income
As an Airbnb host who’s truly optimized your performance and streamlined your operations, you might be asking yourself how you can do more hosting. Buying another property can be quite expensive and requires a much greater risk than a lot of hosts are looking for.
That being said, as a successful Airbnb host you have a valuable skillset. Very few hosts on Airbnb actually put in the time and energy that it takes to optimize their returns and streamline their operations. Many hosts are wildly excited by the prospect of partnering with someone who can help them to boost their returns and save them some time. That’s exactly what being a co-host on Airbnb is. In this chapter, we explain in greater detail what it means to be a co-host, help you to determine whether co-hosting is a good fit for you, and show you how to successfully manage other people’s properties on Airbnb.
Co-Hosting: What It Actually Takes to Manage Other People’s Listings
For hosts who want to increase their income from hosting without purchasing a new property, co-hosting is a great option. They can help others manage their properties on Airbnb.
Having another property to manage ...
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