If you are a growing business there will come a time when that overwhelm needs to be dealt with or you will never make progress. At that point hiring someone makes a huge amount of sense, but what roles do they fill?
There are a lot of advantages to promoting a specific niche to a smaller audience. You can command premium rates, develop a brand identity around the niche, build stronger relationships with your guests, and market more cost-effectively. But… most hosts and managers don’t do this.
In this episode, Mark Simpson, founder of Boostly, joins Heather to discuss the importance of guest communication in the vacation rental industry and how building lasting relationships with your short-term rental guests can create a positive reputation for your business.
Running a vacation rental business without considering the legal aspects of its operation is like driving a car without a seatbelt. You might think everything is fine until you hit a bump in the road, and you suddenly realize you are not as protected as you thought you were.
In this episode, Keith Brady of Florida Vacation Rental Law, offers a deep dive into the legal side of owning and managing a vacation rental business.
Since launching Seaside Vacations in early 2016, vacation rental power couple, Lance and Elaine Stitcher, have seen a steady growth of 25% – 35% annually in their Chincoteague Island and Ocean City market.
Yet with that growth to multiple offices and more staff, the dynamic duo are still eager to maintain the local connections and impact that have brought them such success.
It’s been an eventful 3 years on every front and as we enter 2023 and reflect on the last one, there have been plenty of changes to review. Andrew McConnell from Rented.com has shared his thoughts on the passing of another year in the industry every January and we’re happy to hear them once again.
There is a lot that isn’t clear about the upcoming year.
