There's a service every Airbnb needs that nobody is selling them.
Loose towel bars. Wobbly chairs. Burnt out bulbs. Dirty air filters. The cleaner won't fix it. The owner lives three states away and finds out from a bad review. The pays a handyman just to show up.
So I walk the house before check in, photograph everything, and fix the small stuff while I'm there. Hosts pay me $100 to $300+ for this. Most of it is photos and videos.
✅ No contractor's license
✅ No handyman experience
✅ No crew, no truck, no shop
✅ Basic tools and a phone
Anyone else has to be called out and paid to show up. I'm already there. That's why one yes turns into repeat work every turnover.
Most people research this for six weeks and quit because nobody showed them the whole picture. This is that picture.
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