Super Airbnb

Let's start with the code lock on the door. Efficiency is at the rendezvous but discretion is totally absent. I do not recommend it. Especially since the batteries have to be changed regularly to make it work properly.

Display your flagship photo, then a photo of the bedroom, a photo of the living room, then the bathroom for example. You can also set the table with some additional decorative elements. Add some fruit or flowers to brighten up the room.

For this apartment, I used a professional camera with a 14-24mm wide angle lens (on a full-size camera for insiders).

knew I needed 15 overnight stays a month to cover my costs. These 15 nights allowed me to pay my credit, my condominium fees, my property tax, my water, my electricity and my taxes. Basta! The rest was bonus, pocket money.

Come back at to the end and look at the result. If everything is fine and all the criteria are green: banco! Set up a trial period of one month to begin with so that this person is well aware of the magnitude of the task before her.

Airbnb calls this the secure key box. This involves putting the keys to the apartment in a hidden place. Some place a code lock on the door, others prefer the connected lock; for my part I opted for the mini safe in the mailbox.

There is also the good old technique of seeing a property, on the seloger.com (French little ads website) site for example, and of investigating to find out if the seller has not also put his property on leboncoin. I notice that this kind of technique, which still worked when I was in real estate, has become very rare. I especially think that the a

Indeed, with an agency, when you make an offer at the asking price, the property cannot escape you because the seller cannot retract. He has indeed signed a contract in which he undertakes to sell it at the advertised sale price. Whereas when you go to an individual, the latter may change his mind and no longer sell the property for various reasons

For the aesthetic side of the place, clear the rooms of clutter as much as possible. You have to have a feeling of space. Do not position the device right in front of a table or sofa as this will clog the corner and you will lose that feeling of volume. This is all the more important for small areas.

For my part, I set up in the shower a dispenser for shower gel and shampoo. I was inspired by hotels and I think they like it a lot. So I buy big jars of shower gel and shampoo and fill the dispensers once a month. Thus, travelers feel at home because they have all the equipment necessary to feel at home.