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Hello!
Currently I am during research about host and more specific, key exchange and everything around it. If you are a host and would like to answers me those quetsions below, that would be great
Basic about renting:
For how long have you been renting your property?
Do you rent from the distance?
AirBnb experience:
Do you use Airbnb safety solutions?
Keys exchange solution:
How do you deliver the apartment keys?
Are you facing any issues with the key exchange? When this occurs?
Would you trust a third party to deliver the apartment key to your guests?
Trust, preferences:
Would you trust a third party to deliver the apartment key to your guests?
Hi, I followed Airbnb safety tips article. Mainly, the safety deposit you can require on your listing.
Our research showed that hosts are not using this option that much. We would like to conclude what is the reason for that.
Oh. Yes thereâs a reason most donât bother. Some donât understand itâs not an actual deposit and think it will put off guests from booking, others realise itâs a smoke screen. I have one in the hopes that guests donât realise the truth of the situation.
You mean that they donât realize itâs pretty much useless and has âno teethâ as they say. Getting a settlement for damage from a guest is not usually very successful judging from what weâve heard from hosts on this discussion board.
My hope is that having a deposit deters guests from causing damage . Since I wasnât successful in the one and only claim Iâve ever made, I donât exactly have confidence in the process of claiming from a deposit.
I was successful on the one claim that was disputed by the guest. Air gave me everything I asked for. I hope the guest was charged the amount that exceeded the deposit.