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Usually hosters that do this are "professional" and have multiple listings or ways to mitigate it. One is tools that auto-update multiple platforms to keep them
by zo1 2y ago
Usually hosters that do this are "professional" and have multiple listings or ways to mitigate it. One is tools that auto-update multiple platforms to keep them in-sync, leaving only small "timing" windows where there could be a double booking. Another is to simply phone the renter and offer another place (if they have multiples right next to eachother which is often the case), or give some sort of discount, etc.
Essentially, it's a "solved" problem at this point and is on the level of being a commodity.
- sidewndr46 2y agoIsn't contacting the renter and offering an alternate location a sure sign of a rental scam in the first place?