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On this week’s episode of Short Term Rental Management, Luke breaks down how hosts should think about spring break guests and why fear around parties is usually a sign of being new to short term rentals. He explains recent changes to Airbnb’s age limit policy, how to set clear expectations around age, noise, occupancy, and vehicles, and why most bad guests will reveal themselves upfront if you do your job properly. Luke shares real world examples of why spring break guests are often cleaner and more cautious than hosts expect, and why the real goal is not avoiding spring break, but renting the house responsibly. The episode reinforces the importance of strong rules, proactive messaging, and confidence in your systems so you are not micromanaging or panicking during one of the most profitable seasons of the year.
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