Is Superhog Legitimate?

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We know you might worry about paying a security deposit or damage waiver to your potential hosts through Superhog. Is Superhog safe? Is Superhog legitimate? Why do hosts need it, after all? These are natural questions that pop up before using a new tool. Keep reading and learn more about Superhog and how it works […]

Is It Normal For an Airbnb Host to Ask for ID?

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We are all taught to share minimum personal information online to avoid fraud and scams. That’s why an Airbnb host asking for a driver’s license or ID may cause suspicion. Is it normal for an Airbnb host to ask for ID? Why does Airbnb need my ID, after all? Providing some personal data for verification […]

How to Start a Short Term Rental Business in 2025

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This news might not be quite hot off the press, but it’s more true than ever: the short term rental industry is booming. Data in the US, UK, Europe, and Asia has reported continuous growth in the short term rental market, and this growth is projected to increase.  See the report If you’re hoping to […]

Do You Need an STR License in the US?

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Starting a short term rental business comes with plenty of perks, from the high average ROI to the added flexibility you’ll have to use your property – even for your own personal holidays. So if you’re looking at investing in property, Airbnb is still a way to go. And just like many other types of lucrative […]

How Much Do Airbnb Property Managers Charge? Cost Breakdown

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Property owners who start a short-term rental business may have illusions that it’s a very simple and DIY business. They think you only add an Airbnb listing, get your first guests, and make money.  Those who have been in rentals for a while know it’s about juggling many things. Often, too many to juggle on […]

Las Vegas Airbnb Laws: A Complete Guide

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Las Vegas may be best known for high-roller casinos, jaw-dropping shows and five-star hotels, but it’s also a hotspot for Airbnb rentals, with more than 22,000 listings*. But Las Vegas Airbnb rules can seem daunting. You need to apply for a license, check your local zoning laws, live in the rental property, get insurance, and […]

San Francisco Airbnb Laws: A Complete Guide

San Francisco Airbnb Laws

Did you know that the average Airbnb price per night in San Francisco is US $392*, the highest in the entire US? With occupancy rates of up to 69%**, renting your San Fran property on Airbnb can be lucrative. And yet, the California city is known for having complex short-term rental laws that could appear […]

Are Short Term Rentals Profitable? How to Make More Money

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Airbnb’s host community has exceeded 5 million hosts globally who together earned over $57 billion last year. So a quick answer to the question “Are short term rentals profitable?” is yes, they are. Short term rentals can greatly contribute to your monthly budget or even turn into a full-fledged business. However, you need to manage […]

How Many Towels Is Enough? Airbnb Towel Guide

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Every hotel manager and short-term rental host shares the same pain. Towels. People steal towels, ruin them, and leave bad reviews about the property when towels don’t meet their expectations.  You must decide how many towels for Airbnb are enough for each guest and pick the best Airbnb towels, taking into account absorbency, durability, and […]

Is Vacation Rental Insurance Worth It? Learn What You Get

Is Vacation Rental Insurance Worth It?

Here is a story that happens too often. A guest checks into your property, and everything goes well, until one moment they call you and threaten with a claim. They have fallen off a chair and say it’s your fault because it was broken. Now, they want you to pay all medical bills and moral […]