Rachel Mosher

No Nonsense Strategies for Airbnb Success

Revisado: 01-03-25

Profitable Properties is a straightforward and practical guide for anyone interested in managing and operating Airbnb properties. From the moment you open the book, it’s clear the author has a wealth of experience and knows how to communicate it efficiently.

One of the standout features of this book is its lack of fluff. Too often, business or real estate guides are padded with repetitive anecdotes or motivational filler. This book gets straight to the point, offering actionable advice and strategies that are easy to follow and implement.

The author covers key aspects of running a successful Airbnb—from choosing the right property and setting up an inviting space to optimizing pricing and handling guest relations. What sets this book apart is its focus on the operational details that can make or break your Airbnb venture. The tips on streamlining processes, maintaining high standards, and maximizing profits are particularly valuable.

For anyone considering entering the short-term rental market or looking to improve their existing Airbnb operations, Profitable Properties is an excellent resource. Its concise format ensures every page delivers value, making it a must-read for aspiring and experienced hosts alike.

If you're looking for a guide that respects your time and delivers actionable insights without unnecessary fluff, this book is well worth picking up.

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Macabre

Revisado: 05-09-23

I suppose there may be mothers like her, but trying to internalize these motivations and actions, was, indeed difficult.

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Make believe

Revisado: 04-29-23

The story is maudlin, unrealistic, too predictable, almost cliche.
I don’t think I shall be reading any more Robyn Carr books.

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What an epic

Revisado: 02-03-23

Though one obviously knows the ending, it yet draws tears with its outrageous outcome. Never to be a better president, much less a man.

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Greek Tragedy

Revisado: 11-18-22

Tragically real and timely. It noisily bangs at the doors of present chaos. Evangelicals have bombed again.

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Personal review of before we were yours

Revisado: 10-30-22

Heart-tugging story of family love and loss and the enduring strength of those bonds. Though most take twisty turns through their infinitesimally brief lives, our minds stash away the pains and joys to rummage through in the quietude of our gray time, reminiscing our halcyon days and years.
The narrator was ideal for this novel.

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Bringing the past alive

Revisado: 09-14-22

To have a personal understanding of the daily lives of the movers and shakers of wartime Great Britain was thoroughly captivating. One can never experience enough, the past through the voices and perspectives of great writers. Wholly enjoyable.

Though it was my first Erik Larson, it will definitely not be my last.

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Misunderstood the type of book

Revisado: 05-19-22

I don’t like science fiction. I gave it a poor review because of it. The ending was hokey regardless

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Fellow Sufferer

Revisado: 01-23-22

Having been a migraine sufferer since 1966, at age 18, It is “gratifying” to learn of others experiences in our dystopian medical structure. The money I’ve plowed into doctors, tests, drugs, herbs, vitamins, massages, acupuncture, biofeedback, psychotherapy, hypnosis, babysitters, etc., etc., etc., plus the time I have been unproductive because I couldn’t stop the agony of Beezlebub beating on my head, sitting on the toilet with both vomiting and diarrhea, begging a god for reprieve. I remember a time in 1978, arriving at the Palo Alto Medical Clinic, late at night, two kids in tow: they asked me how close I lived to the Clinic. Close! They pumped me with morphine, promethazine, steroids, and an antihistamine and let me drive home with my kids in the car. In today’s world, they would worry about litigation and the possibility and probability of killing somebody, most notably my children. I never had the luxury of a “migraine” drug until 1998, at which time I was 50 years old, 32 years of which I had suffered through migraine.
What component of migraine I experienced that the author never described was about 10 years into my life as a migraineur(?), I had an inconvenient, niggling headache all the time, roaring into full-blown headache a couple times per week, set off by not enough sleep, forgoing eating, noxious smells, wrong time of month, stress, anxiety…

In 1981 I had a grand mal seizure in Durango, CO. It was a tense event as I didn’t live there and I didn’t know who I was nor how old I was, for three days. I spent 5 years on Dilantin.

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Review

Revisado: 01-14-22

The waxing by the author becomes overwhelming at times. I think she could have reduced the time committed those passages and still provided the effect. It became laborious unfortunately, especially given how beautifully she can write them.

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