Auburn, WA 98092 Co-Listing with Craigslist

 

Auburn, WA 98092 Co-Listing with Craigslist: Top 20 Steps with Expanded Scenarios and Documents (3x Version)

Co-Listing is an innovative way to enter the Airbnb business without owning property, and this guide walks you through a detailed, step-by-step case study of how to implement it in Auburn, WA (ZIP 98092) using Craigslist. Based on the 10xBnB team’s strategies, this expanded version triples the depth of the previous instructions, offering two detailed scenarios, letters, statements, or forms for each step. Our fictional beginner, "Minsu," will navigate this process, and you can follow along or adapt these steps to your own location.

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Step 1: Set Goals and Understand the Basics

Expanded Description: Minsu, a newcomer to Airbnb, dreams of earning extra income but lacks the funds to buy property. Co-Listing—partnering with property owners to manage their homes on Airbnb and share profits—becomes his solution. He starts by researching the concept thoroughly, watching free resources like the 10xBnB webinar and reading blog posts to grasp how it works. His goal: earn $500/month in Auburn within six months.

Scenario/Document 1: Detailed Goal-Setting Journal Entry

Content:
"March 28, 2025—Today, I, Minsu, decided to dive into Co-Listing with a clear target: $500/month profit by September 2025 in Auburn, WA (98092). I watched the 10xBnB free webinar (30 minutes) on their site (learn.10xbnb.com), which explained how Co-Listing lets me manage someone else’s property on Airbnb without owning it. Key takeaway: I need a property owner willing to partner, and I’ll handle operations for a cut of the revenue (aiming for 25-30%). My first milestone is securing one property by June. I’ll need to learn pricing, guest management, and owner negotiations. Feeling excited but nervous—time to research Auburn’s market next!"

Scenario/Document 2: Comprehensive Learning Checklist with Notes

Content:
"Co-Listing Basics Checklist (Minsu’s Notes):

• Definition: Partner with a property owner, list their home on Airbnb, split profits. (Webinar: ‘No property? No problem!’)
• 10xBnB Intro: Watched free webinar—Shaun and Ari explained ‘Bed Flipping’ (renting beds you don’t own). Took notes on their 5-step system: find owners, pitch, contract, list, manage.
• Research: Need to read 10xBnB FAQ and Airbnb’s ‘Hosting Basics’ guide by next week.
• Notes: Co-Listing is low-risk since I don’t buy anything, but success depends on finding cooperative owners and a good market. Auburn seems promising—let’s confirm."

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Step 2: Research the Local Market

Expanded Description: Minsu investigates whether Auburn, WA 98092 is viable for Co-Listing. He uses Airbnb to check demand (average rates, occupancy), visits the city website for regulations, and browses Craigslist to gauge rental supply. Auburn’s proximity to Seattle and its family-friendly vibe suggest potential for short-term rentals (STRs). He learns STRs are allowed with no major restrictions.

Scenario/Document 1: In-Depth Market Research Report

Content:
"Auburn, WA 98092 Market Analysis (Minsu, 3/28/2025):

• Airbnb Data: Searched 98092 on Airbnb—found 20+ active listings. Average nightly rate: $100 (3-4 bedroom homes). Occupancy: ~60% (18 nights/month), based on reviews and availability calendars. Potential revenue: $1,800/month per property.
• Regulations: Checked auburnwa.gov—STRs permitted, no special permits needed for under 30-day stays, but must register with city ($50/year). No zoning issues in 98092.
• Craigslist: Scrolled ‘Housing’ section—several 3-4 bedroom homes listed for $2,000-$2,500/month, some posted for 20+ days. Hypothesis: Owners struggling with long-term tenants might prefer STRs.
• Conclusion: Auburn’s demand is solid (family travelers, Seattle commuters), and supply of idle homes exists. Next step: target those Craigslist owners."

Scenario/Document 2: Detailed Demand and Supply Table

Content:

Category

Details

Notes

Nightly Rate	$100 avg (3-4 beds)	Competitive with Seattle suburbs
Occupancy	60% (18 nights/month)	Based on Airbnb sample
Monthly Revenue	$1,800/property	Before fees and splits
Craigslist Supply	5+ homes, $2,000-$2,500/month	3 posted >15 days—prime targets
Regulation	STRs allowed, $50 registration	No major hurdles
"Notes: Auburn’s market looks promising—families and tourists likely drive demand. Craigslist shows untapped potential in idle rentals."

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Step 3: Create a Craigslist Account

Expanded Description: Minsu sets up a Craigslist account to find property owners. Since Auburn falls under the Seattle Craigslist region (seattle.craigslist.org), he registers with a professional email, verifies it, and customizes his search settings to focus on 98092 and a 10-mile radius. This ensures he targets local listings efficiently.

Scenario/Document 1: Account Setup Confirmation Email (Self-Sent)

Content:
"Subject: Craigslist Account Ready—Minsu
Date: 3/28/2025
Hi Minsu,
Congrats! Your Craigslist account is live on seattle.craigslist.org. Details:

• Email: minsu.co.listing@gmail.com
• Password: [Saved in password manager]
• Settings: Filtered to ZIP 98092 + 10 miles, ‘Housing’ category selected.
  Next: Start browsing ‘Apts/Housing for Rent’ for potential Co-Listing partners. You’re ready to connect with Auburn owners!"

Scenario/Document 2: Step-by-Step Craigslist Setup Guide

Content:
"Minsu’s Craigslist Account Setup (3/28/2025):

1. Visit seattle.craigslist.org (Auburn’s region).
2. Click ‘My Account’ > ‘Sign Up.’
3. Enter email (minsu.co.listing@gmail.com) and verify via confirmation link.
4. Set password (strong, saved securely).
5. Customize: Go to ‘Search,’ input ‘98092,’ set radius to 10 miles, save filter.
6. Test: Searched ‘Housing’—found 10+ rentals in Auburn.
   Tips: Check daily for new listings, focus on posts older than 10 days—those owners might be more open to Co-Listing."

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Step 4: Target Potential Property Owners

Expanded Description: Minsu browses Craigslist’s “Apts/Housing for Rent” section under Seattle, filtering for Auburn (98092). He looks for listings stagnant for 15+ days—e.g., a “4bed house, $2,500/month” posted 20 days ago—assuming these owners might be frustrated with long-term renting and open to STRs. He compiles a shortlist to contact.

Scenario/Document 1: Targeted Property Shortlist with Analysis

Content:
"Minsu’s Craigslist Targets (3/29/2025):

1. ‘4bed house, $2,500/month’ - Posted 20 days ago. Large home, likely vacant, perfect for family travelers.
2. ‘3bed condo, $1,800/month’ - Posted 15 days ago. Smaller but near downtown Auburn—good for couples.
3. ‘5bed home, $3,000/month’ - Posted 25 days ago. High-end, could fetch $120/night on Airbnb.
   Strategy: Focus on listings with no recent updates—owners may be desperate. Plan to contact 5 this week."

Scenario/Document 2: Owner Profile Prediction Worksheet

Content:
"Potential Owner Profiles (Minsu’s Notes):

• Owner #1 (4bed house): Likely a retiree or investor, struggling to find tenants in a competitive market. Openness to STRs: 70%.
• Owner #2 (3bed condo): Possibly a young professional who moved, leaving a vacant unit. Openness: 60%.
• Key Traits: Long posting duration (15+ days), reasonable rent ($1,800-$3,000), Auburn 98092 location.
  Action: Craft a pitch highlighting higher STR profits (e.g., $3,000/month vs. $2,500 rent)."

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Step 5: Prepare Owner Contact Messages

Expanded Description: Minsu drafts concise, professional messages to send via Craigslist or email, emphasizing his expertise (even if beginner-level) and the benefits of Co-Listing (higher revenue, hassle-free management). He tailors two versions: a short Craigslist reply and a formal email, both designed to spark interest.

Scenario/Document 1: Craigslist Initial Contact Message

Content:
"Hi there,
I’m Minsu, a short-term rental specialist in Auburn, WA. I saw your ‘4bed house, $2,500/month’ listing on Craigslist and think it could earn more on Airbnb—potentially $3,000/month! I’d manage everything (bookings, guests, cleaning) and split profits with you. Interested? Call me at 253-555-1234 or email minsu.co.listing@gmail.com. Let’s chat!"

Scenario/Document 2: Formal Email Pitch Template

Content:
"Subject: Boost Your Auburn Property’s Income with Airbnb
Dear Property Owner,
My name is Minsu, and I specialize in maximizing rental income through short-term rentals in Auburn, WA (98092). Your Craigslist listing caught my eye—your beautiful 4-bedroom home could thrive on Airbnb, earning up to $3,000/month versus $2,500 in long-term rent. I’d handle all operations (listing, guest communication, maintenance) for a percentage of the revenue, leaving you with more profit and zero stress.
Could we discuss this over a quick call? Reach me at 253-555-1234 or reply here. Looking forward to partnering!
Best,
Minsu"

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Step 6: Make Initial Contact Attempts

Expanded Description: Minsu sends messages to five Craigslist owners from his shortlist, tracking responses in a spreadsheet. He uses both Craigslist’s reply feature and email (if provided). After two days, one owner, “Younghee,” responds positively, intrigued by the idea since her house has been vacant for three months.

Scenario/Document 1: Contact Tracking Spreadsheet

Content:

Date

Listing

Method

Response

Next Step

3/29/2025	4bed house, $2,500	Craigslist	Younghee replied	Call tomorrow
3/29/2025	3bed condo, $1,800	Email	No reply yet	Follow up in 2 days
3/30/2025	5bed home, $3,000	Craigslist	No reply	Wait 3 days
"Notes: Younghee’s response: ‘Interesting—can you call me?’ Excited for first lead!"

Scenario/Document 2: Follow-Up Message Draft

Content:
"Hi [Owner’s Name],
I’m Minsu, reaching out again about your Craigslist listing (‘4bed house, $2,500’). I sent a message yesterday proposing an Airbnb partnership to boost your income—did you have a chance to review it? I’d love to explain how I can turn your property into a steady $3,000/month earner with no effort on your part. Please let me know if you’re free for a quick chat—253-555-1234. Thanks!"

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Step 7: Build Trust with the Owner

Expanded Description: Minsu calls Younghee, exuding confidence despite his inexperience. He highlights his “expertise” (learned from 10xBnB) and reassures her that her vacant 4-bedroom home will be well-managed. Younghee shares her frustration with vacancy, making her receptive to the pitch.

Scenario/Document 1: Phone Call Script with Talking Points

Content:
"Hi Younghee, this is Minsu! Thanks for replying. I’m excited to help you with your Auburn home.

• Intro: I specialize in Airbnb management in 98092—your 4-bedroom house is perfect for this.
• Pain Point: You mentioned it’s been empty for 3 months—tough, right? Long-term renting can be slow here.
• Solution: I’ll list it on Airbnb, handle guests, and aim for $3,000/month. You get most of the profit, I take a small cut.
• Trust: I’ve studied proven systems (10xBnB) and promise to keep your place spotless and secure.
  Can I send you a proposal? What’s your biggest concern?"

Scenario/Document 2: Trust-Building Follow-Up Email

Content:
"Subject: Turning Your Auburn Home into a Winner
Hi Younghee,
Great talking today! I’m confident we can make your 4-bedroom home a success on Airbnb. I’ve managed properties in Auburn (stretching the truth a bit—I’ve studied it thoroughly!), achieving 90% guest satisfaction. Your house has been vacant for 3 months, but I’ll fill it with bookings, maintain it perfectly, and send you steady checks. My next step is a detailed proposal—any questions before I send it? Call me at 253-555-1234.
Best,
Minsu"

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Step 8: Present a Proposal

Expanded Description: Minsu crafts a proposal using 10xBnB templates, projecting $3,000/month revenue based on Auburn’s $100/night average and 60% occupancy. He suggests a 70:30 split (Younghee: $2,100, Minsu: $900) and outlines his responsibilities. He sends it as a PDF and a simplified version.

Scenario/Document 1: Simplified Proposal Summary

Content:
"Co-Listing Proposal for Younghee’s Auburn Home (3/30/2025):

• Goal: $3,000/month via Airbnb ($100/night x 30 days x 60% occupancy).
• Split: Younghee: 70% ($2,100), Minsu: 30% ($900).
• My Role: Full management—listing, bookings, cleaning, guest support.
• Start: April 1, 2025, with a 6-month trial.
  Let me know your thoughts!"

Scenario/Document 2: Detailed PDF Proposal

Content:
"Proposal: Airbnb Co-Listing Partnership
Property: 4-Bedroom Home, Auburn, WA 98092

1. Revenue Projection: $3,000/month ($100/night, 18 nights/month).
2. Responsibilities: Minsu—create listing, set prices, manage guests, arrange cleaning. Younghee—provide property, approve terms.
3. Profit Split: 70% Younghee ($2,100), 30% Minsu ($900), paid monthly.
4. Term: 6 months, renewable, 30-day termination notice.
5. Benefits: Higher income than $2,500 rent, no vacancy worries.
   Questions? Call 253-555-1234."

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Step 9: Negotiate and Adjust

Expanded Description: Younghee counters with an 80:20 split, citing her ownership costs. Minsu, factoring in his $200 startup costs (furniture, supplies), proposes 75:25. After a friendly chat, they agree—Younghee gets $2,250, Minsu $750 monthly.

Scenario/Document 1: Negotiation Call Notes

Content:
"3/31/2025 Call with Younghee:

• Her: ‘I’d prefer 80:20 since I own the house.’
• Me: ‘I get that—owning isn’t cheap. But I’m investing $200 upfront for furniture and supplies. How about 75:25? You’d still get $2,250.’
• Her: ‘Fair enough, let’s do it.’
  Outcome: Agreed on 75:25—updating contract next."

Scenario/Document 2: Adjusted Proposal Email

Content:
"Subject: Updated 75:25 Proposal
Hi Younghee,
Thanks for negotiating! Here’s the revised deal:

• Revenue: $3,000/month.
• Split: 75% Younghee ($2,250), 25% Minsu ($750).
• Reason: I’ll cover initial $200 setup costs (furniture, etc.).
  If this works, I’ll send the contract tomorrow. Sound good?
  Minsu"

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Step 10: Draft the Contract

Expanded Description: Minsu adapts a 10xBnB sample contract, specifying the 75:25 split, 6-month term, and 30-day termination clause. He ensures it’s clear and fair, then emails it to Younghee for review and signature.

Scenario/Document 1: Contract Draft

Content:
"Co-Listing Agreement
Parties: Younghee (Owner), Minsu (Manager)
Property: 4-Bedroom Home, Auburn, WA 98092

• Term: 4/1/2025–9/30/2025, renewable.
• Revenue Split: 75% Younghee, 25% Minsu, paid monthly.
• Duties: Minsu manages Airbnb operations; Younghee provides property.
• Termination: 30-day written notice.
  Signatures: ___________________ (Younghee), ___________________ (Minsu)"

Scenario/Document 2: Contract Review Request Email

Content:
"Subject: Please Review Our Contract
Hi Younghee,
Attached is our Co-Listing agreement (75:25 split, 6-month term). Take your time reviewing it—any questions, call me at 253-555-1234. Once you’re ready, sign and return it, and I’ll countersign. Excited to start April 1st!
Best,
Minsu"

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Step 11: Inspect the Property

Expanded Description: Minsu visits Younghee’s home in 98092, a 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath house. It’s clean but lacks furniture in two bedrooms and the living room. He takes photos and notes items to buy on Craigslist, planning a minimal setup.

Scenario/Document 1: Property Inspection Checklist

Content:
"Inspection (4/1/2025):

• Bedrooms: 4 total—2 furnished (beds), 2 empty. Need 2 beds.
• Living Room: No sofa or coffee table—add both.
• Bathrooms: 2.5, clean, fully functional.
• Kitchen: Stove, fridge OK—needs basic cookware.
• Photos: Took 15 pics (smartphone, good lighting)."

Scenario/Document 2: Owner Condition Report

Content:
"Hi Younghee,
Visited your Auburn home today—it’s in great shape! Notes:

• Pros: Clean, spacious, modern bathrooms.
• Needs: 2 beds, sofa, coffee table, minor kitchen supplies.
  I’ll source these cheaply on Craigslist (~$200 total). Should we split costs, or I cover it initially? Let me know!
  Minsu"

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Step 12: Invest in Furniture and Prep Costs

Expanded Description: Minsu budgets $200 for essentials: a $50 sofa, two $50 beds, $30 bedding, and $20 cleaning supplies, all from Craigslist’s “For Sale” section. He negotiates with Younghee, agreeing to front the cost and deduct it from future profits.

Scenario/Document 1: Detailed Expense Breakdown

Content:
"Setup Budget (Minsu, 4/2/2025):

• Sofa: $50 (Craigslist, Auburn pickup).
• Beds: $100 (2 x $50, used but clean).
• Bedding: $30 (sheets, pillows from Walmart).
• Cleaning Supplies: $20 (broom, detergent).
  Total: $200—will recover from first month’s revenue."

Scenario/Document 2: Cost-Sharing Discussion Email

Content:
"Subject: Setup Costs for Your Auburn Home
Hi Younghee,
I’m prepping your house—need $200 for furniture (sofa, beds) and supplies. I can cover it upfront and deduct it from our first month’s profits (e.g., my $750 share drops to $550). Alternatively, we could split it 50:50 now ($100 each). What do you prefer?
Minsu"

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Step 13: Create an Airbnb Listing

Expanded Description: Minsu sets up an Airbnb account and drafts a listing titled “Cozy 4-Bedroom Retreat in Auburn, WA.” He uploads 10 high-quality photos (taken after furnishing) and writes a detailed description highlighting free Wi-Fi, parking, and family-friendly features.

Scenario/Document 1: Listing Draft with Full Description

Content:
"Title: Cozy 4-Bedroom Retreat in Auburn, WA
Description: Welcome to your home away from home! This spacious 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath house in Auburn (98092) is perfect for families or groups. Enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, comfy living room with new sofa, and free Wi-Fi. Plenty of parking and just 30 minutes from Seattle. Sleeps 8—book now for a relaxing stay!
Amenities: Wi-Fi, parking, TV, kitchen essentials."

Scenario/Document 2: Photo Upload Plan and Notes

Content:
"Photo Strategy (4/3/2025):

1. Living Room: Wide shot with sofa, natural light (taken 2pm).
2. Bedrooms: Each bed made, curtains open—4 shots.
3. Kitchen: Clean counters, appliances visible.
4. Exterior: Front of house, sunny day shot.
5. Bathroom: Spotless sink and shower.
   Notes: Used iPhone 12, edited brightness—aiming for 10 total pics."

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Step 14: Set Pricing

Expanded Description: Minsu researches Auburn’s $100/night average but starts at $90 to attract bookings, adding a $50 cleaning fee. He references 10xBnB’s dynamic pricing tips (adjust based on demand) and gets Younghee’s approval before activating.

Scenario/Document 1: Pricing Calculation Worksheet

Content:
"Pricing Plan (4/4/2025):

• Base Rate: $90/night (below Auburn avg $100 to compete).
• Cleaning Fee: $50/stay (covers contractor).
• Total (2-night stay): $230.
• Goal: 18 nights/month = $1,620 base + $450 fees = $2,070 revenue.
  Notes: Will raise to $100 after 5 good reviews."

Scenario/Document 2: Pricing Approval Request

Content:
"Subject: Proposed Airbnb Pricing
Hi Younghee,
I suggest $90/night + $50 cleaning fee for your home—slightly below Auburn’s $100 avg to get bookings fast. This could net $2,000+/month. Once we’re established, I’ll adjust upward. OK to proceed?
Minsu"

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Step 15: Build an Operating System

Expanded Description: Minsu sets up tools for efficiency: Airbnb’s app for bookings, a local cleaner from Craigslist ($20/hour), and a basic schedule. He plans weekly check-ins with Younghee and tests communication with a mock booking.

Scenario/Document 1: Cleaning Contractor Agreement

Content:
"Agreement with Auburn Cleaners (4/5/2025):

• Contractor: Jane’s Cleaning (Craigslist ad).
• Rate: $20/hour, ~3 hours/stay = $60.
• Contact: Jane, 253-555-5678.
• Terms: Paid per job, post-checkout cleaning.
  Notes: Jane confirmed availability—reliable so far."

Scenario/Document 2: Weekly Operations Schedule

Content:
"Minsu’s Operating Plan:

• Monday: Check Airbnb app, respond to inquiries.
• Tuesday: Schedule cleanings post-checkout.
• Wednesday: Update Younghee, review pricing.
• Thursday-Sunday: Handle guest messages, emergencies.
  Tools: Airbnb app, Google Calendar for reminders."

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Step 16: Secure the First Booking

Expanded Description: Three days after activating the listing, Minsu gets a 2-night booking ($230). He sends a warm welcome message with check-in details and informs Younghee, ensuring she’s comfortable with the process.

Scenario/Document 1: Guest Welcome Message

Content:
"Hi [Guest Name],
Welcome to Auburn! Your stay is confirmed for [dates]. Check-in: 3pm—find the key in the lockbox (code 1234) by the front door. Wi-Fi: ‘YoungheeNet,’ password ‘auburn2025.’ Any questions, text me at 253-555-1234. Enjoy!
Minsu"

Scenario/Document 2: Owner Booking Update

Content:
"Subject: First Booking Secured!
Hi Younghee,
Great news—your home’s first Airbnb booking is in! 2 nights, $230 total (4/7-4/9). I’ve sent the guest check-in info and will handle everything. Any concerns? Let me know!
Minsu"

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Step 17: Manage Guests

Expanded Description: Minsu oversees the guest’s stay, confirming check-in via text and arranging Jane’s Cleaning ($60) after checkout. The guest leaves a 5-star review (“Clean and cozy!”), boosting his confidence.

Scenario/Document 1: Checkout Instructions for Guest

Content:
"Hi [Guest Name],
Hope you enjoyed Auburn! Checkout is 11am tomorrow. Please:

• Take trash to the curb bin.
• Lock the door (key back in lockbox, code 1234).
  Safe travels—leave a review if you liked it!
  Minsu"

Scenario/Document 2: Cleaning Request Form

Content:
"Cleaning Request (4/9/2025):
To: Jane’s Cleaning (253-555-5678)

• Address: [Younghee’s Address], Auburn, WA 98092
• Date/Time: 4/9, 1pm
• Job: Full clean post-guest (3 hours, $60).
• Payment: Cash on completion.
  Thanks, Jane!"

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Step 18: Settle Profits

Expanded Description: After one month, Minsu calculates $900 revenue (3 bookings), subtracts $210 costs ($150 setup, $60 cleaning), and splits the $690 profit: Younghee $517.50, Minsu $172.50. He sends her payment via bank transfer.

Scenario/Document 1: Profit Breakdown Statement

Content:
"April 2025 Profit Report:

• Revenue: $900 (3 bookings: $230, $340, $330).
• Costs: $210 ($150 furniture, $60 cleaning).
• Net Profit: $690.
• Split (75:25): Younghee $517.50, Minsu $172.50.
  Notes: First month success—aiming higher next month!"

Scenario/Document 2: Payment Confirmation Email

Content:
"Subject: Your April Payment
Hi Younghee,
Your share ($517.50) from April’s $690 profit is sent to [her bank details]. Check your account—let me know if it’s there! May’s goal is $1,000+ revenue. Thoughts?
Minsu"

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Step 19: Gather Feedback and Improve

Expanded Description: Minsu reviews the guest’s feedback (“Lighting a bit dim”) and Younghee’s input (“All good so far”). He buys a $10 lamp on Craigslist, installs it, and updates the listing photos to reflect the improvement.

Scenario/Document 1: Feedback Compilation Notes

Content:
"Feedback Log (4/30/2025):

• Guest: ‘Clean and cozy, but living room lighting dim’ (5 stars).
• Younghee: ‘Happy with $517.50—no complaints.’
• Action: Bought $10 floor lamp (Craigslist), added to living room. Retook photo—uploading soon."

Scenario/Document 2: Improvement Proposal to Owner

Content:
"Subject: Small Lighting Upgrade
Hi Younghee,
Our guest loved the house but noted dim lighting. I grabbed a $10 lamp on Craigslist—installed it today, looks great! No cost to you—I’ll cover it. OK to update the listing pics? Any other suggestions?
Minsu"

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Step 20: Plan Expansion

Expanded Description: Encouraged by his $172.50 profit, Minsu targets two more Auburn properties on Craigslist, aiming for $500/month total by September. He refines his pitch, leveraging his success with Younghee, and schedules new owner outreach.

Scenario/Document 1: Expansion Strategy Outline

Content:
"Expansion Plan (5/1/2025):

• Current: 1 property, $172.50/month.
• Goal: 3 properties, $500/month by 9/30/2025.
• Next Targets: ‘3bed house, $2,200’ and ‘4bed rental, $2,600’ on Craigslist.
• Pitch Upgrade: ‘I’ve earned $690 net profit for an Auburn owner in one month—let me do the same for you!’
  Timeline: Contact 5 owners/week in May."

Scenario/Document 2: Progress Report and Next Steps

Content:
"Subject: Our Success and What’s Next
Hi Younghee,
April went great—$690 profit, $517.50 to you! I’m planning to add 2 more Auburn properties by July, targeting $500/month for me and more for partners like you. Any referrals to other owners? I’ll keep you posted!
Minsu"

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Conclusion

This guide provides Minsu—and you—with a robust roadmap for Co-Listing in Auburn, WA 98092 using Craigslist. Each step’s detailed scenarios and documents offer practical tools to find owners, secure deals, and grow a profitable Airbnb business. Adapt these to your area, and start small—you’ll be amazed at the potential!

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