We'd heard these nightmare stories before, and now we were in it...ankle deep in water.

So here we are at 3AM in a foreign country, in an illegal sublet with a bunch of pissed off neighbors and a host who'd gone dark.

My only goal in that moment was survival mode: get us to dry ground before this turned into an international incident.

So after the flood subsided, we dried the floors as best as we could and took photos and videos of the burst hose and the damage.

We left the keys on the table, messaged the host, grabbed our passports, our laptops, and all of our soaked luggage, and waded through the hallway, down sixteen flights of stairs and found the nearest hotel at 5 AM, another $500 down the drain.

I just sat there in the hotel room, staring at my laptop, replaying the same thought over and over:

We’ve spent countless nights up at all hours with 30 tabs open, reading reviews and host responses trying to find the next place, so I knew the game.

3 different co-host contacts, cheap Ikea furniture, two towels for a month long stay, one pot to cook with, a few spoons, two coffee cups, flickering Wi-Fi, and hosts who disappear when things go wrong.

I wasn't going to make the same mistake again, so as I sat there searching for a new place, I decided to raise my standards a little bit.

That's when I started noticing something interesting…

Brand-new listings with desperate hosts who needed social proof more than they needed top dollar.

A 5-star track record that would legitimize their listing and bring in more high-quality bookings.

I decided I was never going to feel powerless like that again, so what did I do?

I wrote a short 198-word message and fired it off to five hosts.

Every. Single. One.

...for the same $2,200 we paid for the flooded disaster.

The Airbnb platform is designed to make you feel powerless. You don’t even get the actual location until after you pay.

You're one burst hose, one broken AC unit, one sketchy host away from a financial and legal nightmare.

Sure, the insurance can help, but when it's an illegal sublet you have almost no recourse.

Back in 2019 I left the United States to live abroad. I didn't know it then, but what I learned would be a crash course in how to deal with landlords, hosts, and property owners of all types for every issue imaginable.

But on the flipside, tenants also want good hosts, and let me tell you we've dealt with some real characters.

We quickly realized we needed our own set of guidlelines to follow to reduce the amount of stress of finding a new place to live every 1 to 2 months, and also document every step of the process to protect ourselves in the event anything went wrong.

And since we started using it, it has never failed us.

This isn't theory, and this isn't information pieced together from a Reddit post. This is the exact system I've personally written, developed, and tested with over $100,000 of my own money across five years and seven countries.

It's the antidote to your worst travel fears and the key to enjoying your Airbnb experiences.

This is the exact script that has saved me over $20,000 in the last five years. I've used it 100% of the time I book with a new host.

It will kick off a respectful conversation to help you negoitiate with legitimate hosts with quality properties who are just starting out who need your 5-star credibility more than they need full price.

The exact copy-and-paste message that saved me over $20,000 and has a 100% success rate with new hosts.

There’s nothing worse than feeling powerless when you’re 5,000 miles from home. This system eliminates that and provides peace of mind for your entire stay. This is the exact system that came from the 3 AM Bangkok flood.

A 15-minute checklist to document every scuff, stain, and broken hinge the moment you walk in so you're protected from fake damage claims at checkout.

Stop wasting hours stressing about writing diplomatic messages. Let AI handle the emotional labor.

My personal 1,000+ word AI assistant is trained to handle host communication for you. It writes the messages and communicates on your behalf without emotions, saving you hours of back-and-forth frustration and stress.

Simply tell the AI what you need and it handles the rest like a concierge that makes hosts take you seriously without being aggressive.

You just copy, paste, and send.

As Airbnb's policies change and new issues emerge, I'll update this system and you'll get free access to all new content, including:

Look, you're not just buying a collection of scripts and SOP's, you're getting a system that evolves as I move around the world and deal with new hosts and new issues.

For the price of dinner for two you can grab the exact system I’ve used to save over $20,000 across five years of travel.

Every booking after that is pure profit.

The system is already built.

The script already works.