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Whether you’ve been an airbnb property host for a few years or even just a few months, chances are that you’ll have already encountered at least one dissatisfied guest.

Many of us lead very busy lives, but if you’re a property landlord renting out one or several properties, there will be days when you feel that urgent tasks are piling up and there are things that you’ve no control over.

Are you considering letting out your property to take advantage of the expanding Airbnb property management market?

Airbnb is a term that appears to be slowly creeping into everyday language. We hear of friends and colleagues going away for a weekend break and staying at an airbnb, or people planning a future trip and looking at airbnb properties for their accommodation.

From cleaning and communicating to check-in and laundry, did you know that airbnb property management can take on average around 50 hours a month to successfully handle on your own?

We live in an increasingly visual society. People don’t always seem to have time these days to read the finer detail, so their first impression of something often come from a picture or a photograph.

The days may be getting shorter and significantly colder, but our capital city can warm the cockles of anyone’s heart at this time of year. Edinburgh is very much regarded as a festival capital of the world, these days, and it proudly wears this crown all year round!

When it comes to Airbnb property management more and more guests are increasingly expecting ‘smart’ technologies when they arrive at a new Airbnb.

Airbnb property management can be a lucrative business. Whether you’re new to airbnb or an experienced investor properties, you’ll still need a little help.

As an airbnb property management host, you’ll quickly appreciate that there are periods during the year when bookings dip, or are less fluid than in busy periods.

Thinking of letting out your property to take advantage of the growing Airbnb property management phenomenon? You should consider whether you’re ready to do so.

At Elite we’ve been studying trends in the airbnb market for a while now and have learnt from our own and competitors experiences on what you need to get started

A few small finishing touches can make all the difference to your airbnb property and the overall experience your guests’ receive leading to better customer reviews

You’re looking forward to income rolling in but you’re still a little unsure about the tax implications of renting out your airbnb property

In just a couple of weeks time, the city comes alive as thousands of performers and spectators congregate in the streets of Edinburgh for the Annual Festival Fringe

Whether you're new to Airbnb property management, or have experience of letting your property, you can always create further opportunities to maximise rental income

With over 40,000 properties available for booking, Edinburgh's holiday property let market is favoured by tourists and business travellers from across the globe

It doesn’t matter, whether you’re an Airbnb host in London, Dubai, Paris, Hong Kong or Edinburgh, chances are that you’ll come across some very demanding guests

We all lead busy lives nowadays, but if you’re a landlord renting out a property, or several properties, things can and very often get fraught and quite stressful.

Do you often struggle to get good quality reviews from your guests? It’s a problem many Airbnb hosts have and one that isn’t always easy to overcome.

Setting a price for your airbnb property can be tricky for hosts to decide, but it’s also one of the most important factors when it comes to property management.

If you’re letting out your Airbnb property, it’s encouraging when you receive bookings, but it’s even better when guests return to enjoy your property again

Thinking of letting out your property to take advantage of the growing Airbnb property management phenomenon? You should think about whether you’re completely ready

Increasingly, more and more people are becoming aware of the lucrative financial benefits of the Edinburgh Airbnb property revolution, which is thriving.

As we noted in our recent blog, tourism is soaring in Scotland’s capital, and there’s always something going on, no matter what time of year you visit.

Short term letting is particularly attractive if there are regular periods during the year when you know you’re going to be away and your property lies empty.

Known for its centuries of industrial prowess, creative contributions and possessing an unique charm, the city of Glasgow is globally renowned, as a ‘must see’ city.

Short term letting is particularly attractive if there are regular periods during the year when you know you’re going to be away and your property lies empty

You’ll probably know that airbnb properties, hotels and other accommodation - both here and abroad - need to comply with strict guest safety laws.

Edinburgh is a beautiful and vibrant city, with many visitor attractions rich in culture with centuries of history to lose yourself in.