How Nestaide Became a Top Airbnb Performer in Whistler

Get Paid For Your Pad | Airbnb Hosting | Vacation Rentals | STR Revenue Management - En podcast av Freewyld Foundry

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Want to know if you’re leaving money on the table? Get your free Revenue Report from our expert team—see what’s working, what’s not, and how much more your STR business could be making: 👉 https://www.freewyldfoundry.com/get-started/In this episode of Get Paid for Your Pad, host Jasper Ribbers interviews Alisha Nelson, co-founder of Nestaide, a standout property management company based in Whistler, Canada.Alisha shares how she launched her short-term rental business during maternity leave and scaled it into one of Whistler’s top-performing Airbnbs. From forming a powerful business partnership to navigating the challenges of seasonal property management, Alisha offers practical insights for both new and established short-term rental (STR) operators.You’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at how NestAid approaches revenue management, builds strong teams, and manages owner expectations during market shifts. Plus, Alisha breaks down key market trends, what made this winter season different, and why authenticity is their secret weapon.If you're in the short-term rental game, especially in seasonal markets, this episode is packed with value.Stay with Nestaide and use coupon code GETPAID15 to take 15% off!⏱️ Episode Timestamps & Topics00:00 – Introduction to Alisha Nelson and Nestaide02:48 – Alisha’s leap into property management during maternity leave05:59 – Why a strong business partnership is non-negotiable09:03 – Insights from the 2024 winter season in Whistler11:59 – Market shifts, shorter booking windows, and rate drops14:59 – Hiring, leadership, and building a reliable team17:59 – Managing seasonal operations and turnover schedules21:14 – What new property managers need to hear24:07 – Alisha’s closing thoughts and what’s next for Nestaide Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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