Airbnb on Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin

This summer took me from a conference in France to some of the most beautiful beaches in the Pacific. Every destination had its own rhythm, from quiet mornings by the ocean to evenings spent discovering local cafes, hidden restaurants, and places you'd never find unless you were there. Back home, my city was hosting some of the biggest games in the world. While I loved trading packed stadiums for sandy beaches, I also knew thousands of fans were traveling in for the opposite reason, eager to soak up the atmosphere and be part of the excitement. That's why I listed our space on Airbnb. And what makes that idea feel much more manageable now is the co-host network. You can connect with a local co-host who has hosting experience and can help take care of the important details. A co-host can help create your listing, manage reservations, message guests, and make sure everything runs smoothly for guests during their stay. Honestly, it just feels like a practical way to make better use of our space while also bringing in a little extra cash from time to time. If you're interested in hosting and want help getting started, find a co-host at airbnb.com slash host.