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PadSplit’s New Superhost Rules and a $15,000 Fire Alarm
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Steve discovers his poolman was in two car accidents, leaving three pools turning green with guests already checked in. At 100+ degrees on a Sunday, he grabs his scrub brushes and shocks all four pools himself - three rentals plus his own - spending hours in the heat to save the bookings. One pool had overflowed after a backup guy forgot to return and turn off the hose.
The hosts cover PadSplit's new superhost criteria that ding acceptance rates, a city requiring a $15,000 commercial fire alarm system for STRs under 30 days, recession-proof plays like cookie-cutter starter homes and PadSplit, Brandon Turner's apartment fund losses forcing his move from Maui to Texas, Airbnb's AI customer service saving money while denying review removals, STR influencers selling courses to newbies who lose money on arbitrage, and Steve's daughter wanting to house-hack near UNT. Steve also catches two PadSplit tenants visiting each other's rooms on camera.
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