I've lived primarily out of aribnbs for about 3 years while working remotely. Ive had as many horror stories as everyone else but there is a way to get consist

I've lived primarily out of aribnbs for about 3 years while working remotely. Ive had as many horror stories as everyone else but there is a way to get consistently good results on airbnb: Always assume the worst. If the whole apartment looks beautiful but there are no bathroom pics, assume the bathroom is a dungeon. If you see clothes in a closet or personal belongings, assume the whole place is cluttered with someone else's mess. If they don't show the bedsheets, assume they are disgusting. You get the point. The places that care about having a good experience show all of these things in detail because they know they are doing better than the rest and it's a selling point. If the place is not painfully documented in pictures, just assume they are hiding the bad parts.