Always Assume User Error
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On this week’s episode of Short Term Rental Management, Luke digs into why you should always assume user error first when guests report that something is “broken,” using real-world examples like HVAC issues and TV/Roku remotes to show how basic property knowledge and calm troubleshooting can save you time, money, and stress. He also talks about why a quick phone call can turn a frustrated guest into a satisfied one, and how presenting yourself as a professional operation (even with just one property) helps you handle problems more smoothly.
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