What happens when a natural disaster hits your Airbnb while guests are still inside? That's every host's nightmare: guests in danger, reservations you now have to cancel, income suddenly gone, and an insurance claim that could take weeks or even months to sort out. We just lived this. Two 8,000-pound trees fell through one of our cabins during a storm while guests were staying there. And even though we had short-term rental insurance, we learned very quickly what Airbnb investors need to do immediately to protect their guests, their property, and their cash flow. In this episode, we're walking you through the exact steps we took after disaster struck — from evacuating guests, documenting damage, working with Airbnb, filing the insurance claim, saving proof of lost income, and preparing for the out-of-pocket costs most investors don't think about. By the end, you'll know how to respond calmly, protect your investment, and avoid costly mistakes if an emergency ever hits your Airbnb. Topics Covered How to protect your Airbnb cash flow during a crisis: 5 key questions to ask insurance providers about Airbnb coverage The overlooked documentation that could make or break your insurance claim The emergency plan every Airbnb investor needs How to cancel guests' reservations without losing Superhost status - CONNECT WITH THE HOST COACHES - Our Airbnb Advice Blog, Classes & Coaching: www.hostcoach.co Airbnb Revenue Management: www.airbnbrevenuemanagement.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/host_coach Facebook: www.facebook.com/HostCoach

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